Where is "Run-time Image Licensing"?

taKashi OGAWA

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Feb 13, 2002, 2:43:47 AM2/13/02

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I have a problem of “Windows Product Activation and
Product Ids”.

The System Design Guide saide the following in a
section “Windows Product Activation and Product Ids”.
>>>
To configure the run-time PID
Choose Settings under your configuration.
Choose Run-time Image Licensing.
>>>

I found the “Settings” at the top of my configuration
window.
But there is not “Run-time Image Licensing”
under “Settings” and there are “Target Device
Settings”, “Configuration Devices Settings”, “Deployment
Identification Settings” and “Other Settings”.

Where is “Run-time Image Licensing”? or How do I
configure the run-time PID

--- my current status ---
Target Designer for Windows Embedded, Evaluation copy
Version 2.00.0620.0
I have not purchased run-time licenses yet and I will
obtain the run-time PID later.

Thanks.

taKashi OGAWA

Jon Fincher (MS)

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Feb 13, 2002, 4:39:26 PM2/13/02

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"taKashi OGAWA" <wi...@mbd.sphere.ne.jp> wrote in
news:358001c1b462$2bd24600$35ef2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA11:

> I have a problem of “Windows Product Activation and
> Product Ids”.
>

> I found the “Settings” at the top of my configuration
> window.
> But there is not “Run-time Image Licensing”
>

> Where is “Run-time Image Licensing”? or How do I
> configure the run-time PID
>
>
> --- my current status ---
> Target Designer for Windows Embedded, Evaluation copy
> Version 2.00.0620.0
> I have not purchased run-time licenses yet and I will
> obtain the run-time PID later.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> taKashi OGAWA
>

This option doesn't appear with the Evaluation version, Ogawa-san. The
evaluation version has no provision for licensing runtimes - all runtimes
produced by the eval version are time-limited to 120 days. To license a
runtime, you'll need to purchase the full version of the Windows Embedded
toolset.

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--Jon, MS

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Johannes Stratmann

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Feb 13, 2002, 7:45:03 PM2/13/02

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I have build a small image and started my application to check the
performance against WinNT 4.0. The execution time was about the same except
that there are cyclic disc accesses. Is this caused by the license checking
?

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taKashi OGAWA

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Feb 13, 2002, 9:13:38 PM2/13/02

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Thank you for nice advice.
I will try it again after I get the full version.

taKashi OGAWA

>> I found the “Settings” at the top of my configuration
>> window.
>> But there is not “Run-time Image Licensing”
>>
>> Where is “Run-time Image Licensing”? or How do I
>> configure the run-time PID
>>
>>
>> --- my current status ---
>> Target Designer for Windows Embedded, Evaluation copy
>> Version 2.00.0620.0

>This option doesn't appear with the Evaluation version,

Jon Fincher (MS)

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Feb 14, 2002, 8:38:53 PM2/14/02

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"Johannes Stratmann" <jstra...@cityweb.de> wrote in
news:#uoNxCPtBHA.2412@tkmsftngp03:

> I have build a small image and started my application to check the
> performance against WinNT 4.0. The execution time was about the same
> except that there are cyclic disc accesses. Is this caused by the
> license checking ?

I'm not sure what you mean by cyclic disk accesses - do you mean disk
accesses not attributed to your program? Those may be caused by other OS
components you have in your system. The license checking happens when the
machine first boots, and shouldn't occur during normal device usage.

Johannes Stratmann

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Feb 14, 2002, 9:15:17 PM2/14/02

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> I'm not sure what you mean by cyclic disk accesses - do you mean disk
> accesses not attributed to your program? Those may be caused by other OS
> components you have in your system. The license checking happens when the
> machine first boots, and shouldn't occur during normal device usage.

yes, I mean these accesses not from my app. Ok, I'll try to find it with
Filemon.
Thanks for your fast reply.