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Windows CE Boot Loader Output for the ARM Integrator AP SDB

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The following text shows the Windows CE boot loader output for the ARM Integrator AP SDB.

Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader Common Library Version 1.0 Built Feb  9
 2003 19:03:51
Copyright (c) 2000-2001  Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader 2.4 for ARM Integrator (Feb 10 2003)
+InitPCIHierarchy
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 24, Vendor 1011 on 0:9:0
PCI_ScanPCI found a Bridge.
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 5880, Vendor 1274 on 0:10:0
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 940, Vendor 1050 on 0:11:0
PCI_ScanPCI: Device A, Vendor 3D3D on 0:12:0
Configuring device 0:12:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800000,40000000}
Configuring device 0:11:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800000,40000000}
INFO: Assigning IRQ=0xF to PCI device 0/11/0
    [0] base: FFFFFFE1
    [0] I/O base now: 800000
Configuring device 0:10:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800020,40008000}
Configuring bridge 0:9:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800020,40008000}
    New {I/O,Mem}Base = {801000,40100000}
ConfigDevices: Setting I/O for 0:9:0 to 0x22800010
ConfigDevices: Setting upper I/O address bits for 0:9:0 to 0x00800080
ConfigDevices: Setting Mem for 0:9:0 to 40004010
Bridge 0:9:0 command reg is 0x00000000
    New {I/O,Mem}Base = {801000,40100000}
-InitPCIHierarchy


Press any key to break into configuration menu 5 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 4 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 3 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 2 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 1 ...

Boot Args @ 0x8800
+EDBG:NE2000Init
EDBG:NE2000Init using I/O range at 0x60800000
EDBG:NE2000:HWRamTest: srambase: 0x00004000, sramsize: 0x00004000, pstart: 0x46
Ne2kDbg:: HWSetMCRegs():: Set all to 0x00
-EDBG:NE2000Init
INFO: Debug Ethernet MAC Address:00:20:78:1A:9E:98
System ready!
Preparing for download...
CreateDeviceName
UpperDWORD = 0x00002078
INFO: Using device name: 'ARMINT40600'
InitDHCP():: Calling ProcessDHCP()
ProcessDHCP()::DHCP_INIT
Got Response from DHCP server, IP address: 192.168.0.124

ProcessDHCP()::DHCP IP Address Resolved as 192.168.0.124, netmask: 255.255.255.0
Lease time: 604800 seconds
Got Response from DHCP server, IP address: 192.168.0.124
No ARP response in 2 seconds, assuming ownership of 192.168.0.124
+EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp
Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255
Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255
Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255
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If you break into the configuration menu, you see the following.

Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader Common Library Version 1.0 Built Feb  9
 2003 19:03:51
Copyright (c) 2000-2001  Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Windows CE Ethernet Bootloader 2.4 for ARM Integrator (Feb 10 2003)
+InitPCIHierarchy
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 24, Vendor 1011 on 0:9:0
PCI_ScanPCI found a Bridge.
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 5880, Vendor 1274 on 0:10:0
PCI_ScanPCI: Device 940, Vendor 1050 on 0:11:0
PCI_ScanPCI: Device A, Vendor 3D3D on 0:12:0
Configuring device 0:12:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800000,40000000}
Configuring device 0:11:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800000,40000000}
INFO: Assigning IRQ=0xF to PCI device 0/11/0
    [0] base: FFFFFFE1
    [0] I/O base now: 800000
Configuring device 0:10:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800020,40008000}
Configuring bridge 0:9:0, {I/O,Mem}Base = {800020,40008000}
    New {I/O,Mem}Base = {801000,40100000}
ConfigDevices: Setting I/O for 0:9:0 to 0x22800010
ConfigDevices: Setting upper I/O address bits for 0:9:0 to 0x00800080
ConfigDevices: Setting Mem for 0:9:0 to 40004010
Bridge 0:9:0 command reg is 0x00000000
    New {I/O,Mem}Base = {801000,40100000}
-InitPCIHierarchy


Press any key to break into configuration menu 5 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 4 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 3 ...
Press any key to break into configuration menu 2 ...
Main Menu:
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1.  Network Settings
2.  Exit (Continue)

Please make a selection:

Network Settings Menu:
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1.  Show Current Settings
2.  Toggle DHCP Enabled Setting
3.  Store Static IP Address And Subnet Mask
4.  Return To Main Menu

Please make a selection:

See Also

How to Use the BSP for the ARM Integrator AP SDB

Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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