clean reset w.m. 5.0

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Hi

Since SetCleanRebootFlag does not work with the new persistent
storage file system on WM 5.0 , and there's no way to programmatically do a
hard-reset, maybe there is a way to programmatically do a clean reset?

I know that clean reset is a new option in wm 5.0 and can be done with
hardware buttons (checked in hp ipaq today), but can it be done with code?


Many Thanks
 
SHaul said:
Hi

Since SetCleanRebootFlag does not work with the new persistent
storage file system on WM 5.0 , and there's no way to programmatically do a
hard-reset, maybe there is a way to programmatically do a clean reset?

I know that clean reset is a new option in wm 5.0 and can be done with
hardware buttons (checked in hp ipaq today), but can it be done with code?


Many Thanks
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AFAIK, there is not an API for performing a "clean boot"[1]. I believe
that this would be something that the hardware OEM would need to expose
(..and I wouldn't mind being corrected on this one).

[1] http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/archive/2005/06/22/431699.aspx
 
No, you're right about that. The OEM for the device would have to export a
means to perform that sort of total reset.

Paul T.

Nino Benvenuti said:
SHaul said:
Hi

Since SetCleanRebootFlag does not work with the new persistent
storage file system on WM 5.0 , and there's no way to programmatically do
a
hard-reset, maybe there is a way to programmatically do a clean reset?

I know that clean reset is a new option in wm 5.0 and can be done with
hardware buttons (checked in hp ipaq today), but can it be done with
code?


Many Thanks
Click to expand...

AFAIK, there is not an API for performing a "clean boot"[1]. I believe
that this would be something that the hardware OEM would need to expose
(..and I wouldn't mind being corrected on this one).

[1] http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/archive/2005/06/22/431699.aspx
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Yup I beleive you are correct.

-MW

Paul G. Tobey said:
No, you're right about that. The OEM for the device would have to export a
means to perform that sort of total reset.

Paul T.

Nino Benvenuti said:
SHaul said:
Hi

Since SetCleanRebootFlag does not work with the new persistent
storage file system on WM 5.0 , and there's no way to programmatically do
a
hard-reset, maybe there is a way to programmatically do a clean reset?

I know that clean reset is a new option in wm 5.0 and can be done with
hardware buttons (checked in hp ipaq today), but can it be done with
code?


Many Thanks
Click to expand...

AFAIK, there is not an API for performing a "clean boot"[1]. I believe
that this would be something that the hardware OEM would need to expose
(..and I wouldn't mind being corrected on this one).

[1] http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/archive/2005/06/22/431699.aspx
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