October 2005 - Posts
Remote Boot Manager on your Remote Boot Server is normally used for configuring how your XPe client machines are going to connect to your server. This configuration information is stored in the Rbsprov.ini file under \Windows Embedded\Remote Boot Service
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news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.embedded Although there seems to be swarms of information for the XP Embedded product and features, actually finding the information you want can be difficult. This post will point to some of the
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This document was written by one of my testing colleagues, Randy Stagers, who works on XP Embedded updates as part of the Windows Sustained Engineering group. It explains how to run two Windows XP Embedded databases on the same server using SQL Server
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Sean Liming has done it again, he's created a tool to help embedded developers. This one is called SLDDiff, guess what it does? <grin> Yeah, it compares two SLDs and outputs the differences between them. I just installed and tried it out. It has
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Aaron Stebner has created a sticky article you can always go to now for the latest info on the DUAScriptGen tool. If you use (or are thinking of using) DUA to service your embedded device you owe it to yourself to check out this PowerTool, it simplifies
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This is just a reminder that there will be another XPe SP2 chat session tomorrow from 10-11am Pacific Standard Time. This is your opportunity to ask the product team your questions about XP Embedded SP2, so come with your list! Public chat sessions are
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The SMS (Systems Management Server) team has released their latest SMS version (SMS 2003 SP1 Advanced Client) in component form for use with XP Embedded clients in a network that utilizes SMS Server 2003. It can be downloaded from here . The SMS install
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The MVP Summit concluded here on Microsoft campus on Saturday afternoon. I finished giving my first ever presentation to the XPe MVPs- there were about 9 of them from around the world them attending the conference. Fortunately they are a kind group and
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