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by Sean Liming
Windows XP
Embedded Advanced (XPEA) was written to provide an
in-depth how-to guide for OEMs and developers looking to
develop with Windows XP Embedded. Although the book title
says “Advanced”, the book's content ranges from beginners
to advanced developers looking for a reference. Included
are instructions for installing the development tools,
building a first XP Embedded operating system, downloading
it to the target device, and running the newly created OS
from the target. Also provided are insights on developing
Windows XP Embedded images. In addition, key differences
between Windows XP Embedded and NT Embedded, its immediate
predecessor, are covered, as are recent updates to the
operating system. All of the development tools are
covered, including embedded features such as headless
operation, booting from CD-ROM, and remote access and
administration. An advanced topics section provides
detailed instruction on subjects such as boot-time
reduction, booting from flash memory devices,
multiprocessor systems, and dual video systems.
Note: Information
relevant for Windows® Embedded Standard 2009
Please note that
publisher is no longer shipping a CD with the book. The CD
contents can be downloaded from the link below.
Book Details
Printed Edition
Publisher: Annabooks/Rtc Books (September 1, 2003)
Paperback: 700 pages
Language: English
ISBN:0929392779 Paperback
Product Number: --- No longer available in printed edition
eBook Edition
ISBN 13: 978-0-9842801-5-5
ISBN 10: 0-9842801-5-4
Sept. 2011
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Windows XP Embedded
Supplemental Toolkit is the follow on to Windows XP
Embedded Advanced. The book covers topics related to
Service Pack 2 such as Image cloning and EWF, Security
methods, Hibernate Once, Resume Many, System Management
Services, System Update Services, EWF API programming
(including a .NET solution), Wireless connectivity,
Trapping hot keys.
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