Display Settings - XP Embedded SP2 - FBA

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mccleary

I'm having some difficulty setting the display resolution settings for
a xp embedded install with custom shell (so no easy way of changing the
settings manually). My system is running on a Via Epia ML Mini-itx
board. I've included the graphics driver in my image (Via UniChrome
display driver) and have configured the display resolution in this
component.

When booting, I get a resolution of 1024x768 instead of my configured
800x600.

The fbalog shows the following lines. I have searched online for a
definition of the VModes line, but have found nothing. I am assuming
that the VModes line is resetting the resolution to 1024x768, even
though the ChangeDisplaySettings line changed the resolution to my
desired 800x600.

Any advice would be appreciated!

21:37:44 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAOC.EXE (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:44 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBALaunchOCM
21:37:45 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\swprv.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\eventcls.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAREG.DLL,
FBAMigrateRegistryKeys
21:37:53 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Settings: [800, 600, 32, 60]

21:37:56 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Found settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Changing settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Success!
21:37:57 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAChangeDisplaySettings
21:37:57 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
21:37:58 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
21:37:58 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
21:37:59 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:59 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\regtlibv12.exe
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.JScript.tlb
(ExitCode: 0x0)
...............................
21:48:11 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\RegSvcs.exe /bootstrapi
(ExitCode: 0x0)
21:48:11 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
21:48:32 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
21:48:32 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
21:48:42 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
21:49:29 PM - [FBALaunch] VModes 1024 768 32 60
21:49:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
22:38:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
17:45:12 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
 
Dear mccleary

Try
-------
Check your Runtime configuration (slx file)> video Component Settings \
Display Settings \ Screen Resolution

Check Dependencies

Rebuild Image

Redeploy Image
----

Hope that helps

Manny

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I'm having some difficulty setting the display resolution settings for
a xp embedded install with custom shell (so no easy way of changing the
settings manually). My system is running on a Via Epia ML Mini-itx
board. I've included the graphics driver in my image (Via UniChrome
display driver) and have configured the display resolution in this
component.

When booting, I get a resolution of 1024x768 instead of my configured
800x600.

The fbalog shows the following lines. I have searched online for a
definition of the VModes line, but have found nothing. I am assuming
that the VModes line is resetting the resolution to 1024x768, even
though the ChangeDisplaySettings line changed the resolution to my
desired 800x600.

Any advice would be appreciated!

21:37:44 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAOC.EXE (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:44 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBALaunchOCM
21:37:45 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\swprv.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\eventcls.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAREG.DLL,
FBAMigrateRegistryKeys
21:37:53 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Settings: [800, 600, 32, 60]

21:37:56 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Found settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Changing settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Success!
21:37:57 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAChangeDisplaySettings
21:37:57 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
21:37:58 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
21:37:58 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
21:37:59 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:59 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\regtlibv12.exe
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.JScript.tlb
(ExitCode: 0x0)
...............................
21:48:11 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\RegSvcs.exe /bootstrapi
(ExitCode: 0x0)
21:48:11 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
21:48:32 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
21:48:32 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
21:48:42 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
21:49:29 PM - [FBALaunch] VModes 1024 768 32 60
21:49:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
22:38:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
17:45:12 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
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Not a bad idea... but at the same time, I would really like to know
what is really happening here...

http://qres.softwarecave.nl/
This tool might be what you're looking for.

enjoy

I'm having some difficulty setting the display resolution settings for
a xp embedded install with custom shell (so no easy way of changing the
settings manually). My system is running on a Via Epia ML Mini-itx
board. I've included the graphics driver in my image (Via UniChrome
display driver) and have configured the display resolution in this
component.

When booting, I get a resolution of 1024x768 instead of my configured
800x600.

The fbalog shows the following lines. I have searched online for a
definition of the VModes line, but have found nothing. I am assuming
that the VModes line is resetting the resolution to 1024x768, even
though the ChangeDisplaySettings line changed the resolution to my
desired 800x600.

Any advice would be appreciated!

21:37:44 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAOC.EXE (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:44 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBALaunchOCM
21:37:45 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\swprv.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [FBALaunch] C:\WINDOWS\system32\regsvr32.exe /s /i
C:\WINDOWS\system32\eventcls.dll (ExitCode: 0x0)
21:37:53 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBAREG.DLL,
FBAMigrateRegistryKeys
21:37:53 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Settings: [800, 600, 32, 60]

21:37:56 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Found settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Changing settings!
21:37:57 PM - [FBAChangeDisplaySettings] Success!
21:37:57 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAChangeDisplaySettings
21:37:57 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Resetting Setup Flag...
21:37:58 PM - [FBARemoveRestart] Updated BootExecute!
21:37:58 PM - [CallEntryPointThread] C:\WINDOWS\FBA\FBALIB.DLL,
FBAResetSetup
21:37:59 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Installing Components...
21:37:59 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\regtlibv12.exe
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Microsoft.JScript.tlb
(ExitCode: 0x0)
..............................
21:48:11 PM - [FBALaunch]
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\RegSvcs.exe /bootstrapi
(ExitCode: 0x0)
21:48:11 PM - [FBASetProgressText] Replacing System Hives...
21:48:32 PM - [FBAFlushFilesToDisk] FlushFileBuffers(C:\) succeeded!
21:48:32 PM - [FBADoReboot] Sleeping...
21:48:42 PM - [FBADoReboot] Exiting process...
21:49:29 PM - [FBALaunch] VModes 1024 768 32 60
21:49:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
22:38:30 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
17:45:12 PM - [FBALaunch] VTTimer.exe
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