Hi All,
I have tried installing Mymoiton on a GPS that is running Win CE 5.0 but with no luck.
Do you think this is possible?
If not, I am looking for a simple application for my mountain bike. The GPS is a cheap Chinese model I purchased on e-bay for evaluation and now I thought it would make a good bike computer and GPS.
Thanks,
Chuck
Windows Mobile 5.0 or even 2003 should be fine, I test on both.
What exactly doesn't work? Is there an error message?
Do you really mean Windows CE 5.0 or do you mean Windows Mobile 5.0? They are not necessarily the same. Windows Mobile is the target platform for MyMotion.
If you use File Explorer and find the folder Mymotion installed to, then tap MyMotion - does it work then? I'm wondering whether the installation failed for some reason.
Hi Chuck,
Here is the list of system dlls loaded by MyMotion on a Windows Mobile 2003 emulator, this might help you identify what is missing off your system:
tshres.96.dll
shutil.dll
shellres.dll
tshres.dll
commctrl.dll
aygshell.dll
cellcore.dll
oleaut32.dll
ole32.dll
ossvcs.dll
ws2.dll
coredll.dll
compime.dll
Hi,
I manage to find all the required dll files, not sure if the versions were all the latest though. Still no luck getting it going.
Any other thoughts?
Regards,
Chuck
In my collection of gadgets have a Navman S50, which is not full Windows Mobile - possibly some version of WinCe, I was able to get MyMotion running using instructions from here: http://navmanunlocked.wikispaces.com/Install+Programs . Whilst not the same situation, some of the dlls and instructions listed in here might help you (maybe ExecutabilityCheck ?).
Well I got something working.
I found a much better application than ExecutabilityCheck and it works in WinCE unlike ExecutabilityCheck. You can get PEinfo for various platforms here.http://www.yetanotherhomepage.com/j7xx/files/peinfo.zip
MyMotion now starts and I can do the basics but it crashes and reports various messages as follows.
Fatal Application Error
Application
????? has performed an illegal operation....
Program
????
Exception: 0xC00000FD
Address: 03FC6D84
Regards,
Chuck
Hi Chuck,
Exception: 0xC00000FD indicates "stack overflow". I have not seen this before.
What works prior to the crash and where does the crash actually occur?
Is there plenty of free memory (both program and storage)?
Just in case it is a difference in default stack space on Windows CE I have built a test version with much bigger reserved stack. I will send you a private message with download instructions.
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