Hi-
I am trying to get Win Embedded Compact 7 running on the OMAP3530 EVM. This question may be more for Microsoft, but am posting it here in case someone else has had the same issue. There's an OMAP3530EVM platform included with Microsoft's eval platform builder. I've successfully built the image and downloaded it by booting from SD, configuring eboot to use ethernet for boot and debug devices and connecting the platform builder. However, out of the box it crashes apparently because it can't find a valid Windows partition on the NAND flash.
There are other threads here about this issue showing how to use EVMFlash to put that partition in, but I don't want to do that because we also use this EVM for Linux development and the NAND flash contains some Linux tools, notably u-boot. So, I tried to remove the flash driver from the BSP and OS Image. By making sure I used a RAM-based registry I was able to do so through the catalog.
However, it still does not complete the boot. It seems fine until I get this:
32343 PID:400002 TID:5d0002 FSDMGR: DEBUGCHK failed in file d:\chelanrtm14\private\winceos\coreos\storage\fsdmgr\volumeapi.cpp at line 402
at which point it quits. I don't have the source for volumeapi.cpp so I can't tell why it's unhappy; but since others have been successful in getting this going with the flash driver included, I am assuming it is because there's no flash access. So, I have two questions:
1. Has anyone successfully booted a Windows Embedded Compact 7 nk.bin with the flash driver disabled? If so, how did you do it?
2. If I absolutely have to have the flash driver enabled and a Windows partition on the flash, where can i get the latest EVMFlash tool to do it? It doesn't look like it is in Microsoft's trial version of Compact 7.