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Stefan Bernögger
Hi there,
My embedded image (EWF - RAM overlay) can not handle an
external hard disk connected via 1394.
After some testing we found out that if we use the same image without EWF at
all it is working fine. The hard disk is detected and installed by the
device manager and
shown as 227 combo ...
With the EWF system the disk is only detected, but then the device manager
shows a
disk drive with an exclamation mark and the message that the drivers could
not be installed.
Afterwards the system has to be rebooted this disk can not be uninstalled or
disabled ...
Another thing I learned is that if I have an EWF system on hard disk IDE-0
and a second
normal image (backup) on disk IDE-1 the plug&play is working with the backup
image if I
boot from IDE-1, but it is not working with the normal image if I booted
from IDE-0 and
switched to backup in the OS selection.
Somehow I think that there must be a problem with the EWF ...
Does anybody know what the problem is and how to fix this ?
Thanks for help in advance
Stefan
My embedded image (EWF - RAM overlay) can not handle an
external hard disk connected via 1394.
After some testing we found out that if we use the same image without EWF at
all it is working fine. The hard disk is detected and installed by the
device manager and
shown as 227 combo ...
With the EWF system the disk is only detected, but then the device manager
shows a
disk drive with an exclamation mark and the message that the drivers could
not be installed.
Afterwards the system has to be rebooted this disk can not be uninstalled or
disabled ...
Another thing I learned is that if I have an EWF system on hard disk IDE-0
and a second
normal image (backup) on disk IDE-1 the plug&play is working with the backup
image if I
boot from IDE-1, but it is not working with the normal image if I booted
from IDE-0 and
switched to backup in the OS selection.
Somehow I think that there must be a problem with the EWF ...
Does anybody know what the problem is and how to fix this ?
Thanks for help in advance
Stefan