Run Time error when starting a .NETCF app

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AC

I have built a platform for the XScale in Platform Builder, I added the .NET
Compact Framework 1.0 and the OS dependencies for .NET Compact Framework.

When i run a .NETCF application, an error dialog appears. "Fatal Application
Error" - "Application . has performed an illegal operation and will be shut
down." Exception: 0xC0000005 Address: 00013000.

Can anybody help?
 
There was a QFE for the OS that caused this behavior a while back. Have you
installed *all* of the latest QFEs for Windows CE.NET 4.2? Did you make the
indicated source code changes to the common code for each one? If this was
the problem, then QFE 030718_KB821390 should fix it. The problem QFE was
QFE 030617_KB822606.

Paul T.
 
I installed the yearly update and rebuilt my platform but i still get the
same error. Has anyone ever got .NET CF to work in WinCE.NET 4.2?


AC
 
I installed the patch
WinCEPB42-040101-QFE_ALL-ARMV4I.EXE

is this the right patch for the xscale 255?
 
It might or might not be, depending on how the OS is built. For us, the
ARMV4 (no I), is the right one. And, yes, we run .NET CF applications on
CE.NET 4.2 devices all the time.

Paul T.
 
How can i tell what QFE's i have installed in platform builder?

How can i tell what version I am running of VS.NET2003?



Paul G. Tobey said:
It might or might not be, depending on how the OS is built. For us, the
ARMV4 (no I), is the right one. And, yes, we run .NET CF applications on
CE.NET 4.2 devices all the time.

Paul T.

AC said:
I installed the patch
WinCEPB42-040101-QFE_ALL-ARMV4I.EXE

is this the right patch for the xscale 255?





AC said:
I installed the yearly update and rebuilt my platform but i still get the
same error. Has anyone ever got .NET CF to work in WinCE.NET 4.2?


AC


message Downloads, although the QFEs may have been rolled into quarterly or yearly
packages, can be found at www.microsoft.com/downloads.

Paul T.

Where can i find these QFEs. I searched the microsoft web site and
couldn't
find them.




"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey_no_spam@instrument_no_spam.com>
wrote
in
message There was a QFE for the OS that caused this behavior a while back.
Have
you
installed *all* of the latest QFEs for Windows CE.NET 4.2? Did you
make
the
indicated source code changes to the common code for each one? If
this
was
the problem, then QFE 030718_KB821390 should fix it. The
problem
QFE
was
QFE 030617_KB822606.

Paul T.

I have built a platform for the XScale in Platform Builder, I added
the
.NET
Compact Framework 1.0 and the OS dependencies for .NET Compact
Framework.

When i run a .NETCF application, an error dialog appears. "Fatal
Application
Error" - "Application . has performed an illegal operation and will
be
shut
down." Exception: 0xC0000005 Address: 00013000.

Can anybody help?
 
VS.NET version information would be in the About box.

When you install QFEs, a readme file is copied to the root Windows CE build
directory. Just having it there doesn't necessarily mean that the QFE is
properly installed, but, if it's missing, there's a high probability that
the QFE is not installed.

Paul T.
 
I have installed both the ARM4 and ARM4i patches and still have the same
problem. I have rebuilt my platform. I have .NET Compact Framework 1.0, OS
Dependencies for .NET Compact Framework 1.0 and Smart Device Authentication
Utility included in my platform. I have a simple .NET CF application that
only has one form and no buttons.

The .Net Framework 1.1 version is 1.1.4322

I link in the .net cf app in the .bib file in the line below:

MODULES
; Name Path Memory
Type
; -------------- --------------------------------------------- ----------
-

CF.exe $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\CF.exe NK C


Any other ideas?


Paul G. Tobey said:
VS.NET version information would be in the About box.

When you install QFEs, a readme file is copied to the root Windows CE build
directory. Just having it there doesn't necessarily mean that the QFE is
properly installed, but, if it's missing, there's a high probability that
the QFE is not installed.

Paul T.

AC said:
How can i tell what QFE's i have installed in platform builder?

How can i tell what version I am running of VS.NET2003?



Paul G. Tobey said:
It might or might not be, depending on how the OS is built. For us, the
ARMV4 (no I), is the right one. And, yes, we run .NET CF applications on
CE.NET 4.2 devices all the time.

Paul T.

I installed the patch
WinCEPB42-040101-QFE_ALL-ARMV4I.EXE

is this the right patch for the xscale 255?





I installed the yearly update and rebuilt my platform but i still get
the
same error. Has anyone ever got .NET CF to work in WinCE.NET 4.2?


AC


"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" <ptobey_no_spam@instrument_no_spam.com>
wrote
in
message Downloads, although the QFEs may have been rolled into quarterly or
yearly
packages, can be found at www.microsoft.com/downloads.

Paul T.

Where can i find these QFEs. I searched the microsoft web site and
couldn't
find them.




in
message There was a QFE for the OS that caused this behavior a while back.
Have
you
installed *all* of the latest QFEs for Windows CE.NET 4.2? Did
you
make
the
indicated source code changes to the common code for each
one?
If
this
was
the problem, then QFE 030718_KB821390 should fix it. The problem
QFE
was
QFE 030617_KB822606.

Paul T.

I have built a platform for the XScale in Platform
Builder,
 
Try putting it in the FILES section and not the MODULES...

Cheers
Daniel


AC said:
I have installed both the ARM4 and ARM4i patches and still have the same
problem. I have rebuilt my platform. I have .NET Compact Framework 1.0, OS
Dependencies for .NET Compact Framework 1.0 and Smart Device Authentication
Utility included in my platform. I have a simple .NET CF application that
only has one form and no buttons.

The .Net Framework 1.1 version is 1.1.4322

I link in the .net cf app in the .bib file in the line below:

MODULES
; Name Path Memory
Type
-------------- --------------------------------------------- ----------
-

CF.exe $(_FLATRELEASEDIR)\CF.exe NK C


Any other ideas?


Paul G. Tobey said:
VS.NET version information would be in the About box.

When you install QFEs, a readme file is copied to the root Windows CE build
directory. Just having it there doesn't necessarily mean that the QFE is
properly installed, but, if it's missing, there's a high probability that
the QFE is not installed.

Paul T.

AC said:
How can i tell what QFE's i have installed in platform builder?

How can i tell what version I am running of VS.NET2003?



message It might or might not be, depending on how the OS is built. For us, the
ARMV4 (no I), is the right one. And, yes, we run .NET CF
applications
on
CE.NET 4.2 devices all the time.

Paul T.

I installed the patch
WinCEPB42-040101-QFE_ALL-ARMV4I.EXE

is this the right patch for the xscale 255?





I installed the yearly update and rebuilt my platform but i
still
get
the
same error. Has anyone ever got .NET CF to work in WinCE.NET 4.2?


AC


in
message Downloads, although the QFEs may have been rolled into
quarterly
or
yearly
packages, can be found at www.microsoft.com/downloads.

Paul T.

Where can i find these QFEs. I searched the microsoft web
site
and
couldn't
find them.




"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]"
wrote
in
message There was a QFE for the OS that caused this behavior a while
back.
Have
you
installed *all* of the latest QFEs for Windows CE.NET 4.2? Did
you
make
the
indicated source code changes to the common code for each one?
If
this
was
the problem, then QFE 030718_KB821390 should fix it. The
problem
QFE
was
QFE 030617_KB822606.

Paul T.

I have built a platform for the XScale in Platform
Builder,
I
added
the
.NET
Compact Framework 1.0 and the OS dependencies for .NET Compact
Framework.

When i run a .NETCF application, an error dialog appears.
"Fatal
Application
Error" - "Application . has performed an illegal
operation
and
will
be
shut
down." Exception: 0xC0000005 Address: 00013000.

Can anybody help?
 
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