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I'm building a XPE system for a car (carputer) so I can have a faster
boot time and such. Right now I have ran into a major problem. The
instruction is at 0x02322f5d referenced memory at 0x00000004. Memory
could not be written.
Heres my hardware setup.
Soyo SY-p4VGA
1GB DDR memory (two stick of 512MB)
20GB hard drive
DVD-R drive
As for the software i'm making it dual boot XP Pro and XPE. It's using
a single partition (NTFS).
Windows XP Pro - C:\WINDOWS
Windows XPE - C:\build\WINDOWS
Everything boots correctly. I'm using my main system to build the
image then saving the image via network connection to the system
stated above. I have the NTFS and NTFS Format components so it should
work. I ran the dependencies check countless times and no errors or
warnings. I have the design template set to Kiosk/Gaming Console. I've
copied all of the hardware from what was listed in device manager from
XP Pro as well. I'm not using any custom components, just what Target
Designer has to offer.
I have not tried using a FAT16/32 filesystem.
boot time and such. Right now I have ran into a major problem. The
instruction is at 0x02322f5d referenced memory at 0x00000004. Memory
could not be written.
Heres my hardware setup.
Soyo SY-p4VGA
1GB DDR memory (two stick of 512MB)
20GB hard drive
DVD-R drive
As for the software i'm making it dual boot XP Pro and XPE. It's using
a single partition (NTFS).
Windows XP Pro - C:\WINDOWS
Windows XPE - C:\build\WINDOWS
Everything boots correctly. I'm using my main system to build the
image then saving the image via network connection to the system
stated above. I have the NTFS and NTFS Format components so it should
work. I ran the dependencies check countless times and no errors or
warnings. I have the design template set to Kiosk/Gaming Console. I've
copied all of the hardware from what was listed in device manager from
XP Pro as well. I'm not using any custom components, just what Target
Designer has to offer.
I have not tried using a FAT16/32 filesystem.