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KM
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Fri Jan 07, 2005 9:34 am Post subject:
Re: Faster resume from hibernation on XPE |
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Shiju,
Please use the BootVis tool I mentioned in other post in this thread. It will give you more clear picture on what's going on on your
device while resume.
KM
| Quote: | Hi KM,
I measure the resume time by putting the system to hibernate and resume it back till I see the command shell(this was the state
when I put the system to hibernate). I measure the time taken from system power on to BIOS boot just before it gives control to
the OS and then from BIOS hand over to OS till the command prompt appears on the windows XPE.The latter time is around 5 sec on my
system.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
Shiju,
Well.. I already asked how you measured the resume time.
It was only the ntldr time to resume the hibernated image (before all drivers recieve IRPs to go to S0 state) then it was
definitely less than 5 secs in my tests.
KM
Hi,
I use Intel Pentium M 2.13MHz processor. Could I know if any one of you have achieved resume from hibernation time of around
3sec. I was just wondering whether 5 sec of resume from hibernation is the optimized.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
And less devices (PnP peripherals) attached. :-)
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Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)
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Fri Jan 07, 2005 4:08 pm Post subject:
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Hi Shiju,
Command prompt?
Full screen or minimized?
If full screen I wonder how you manager to make it work in the first place. Try using GUI version (non full screen) of command
prompt.
Regards,
Slobodan
"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> wrote in message news:OQHu1XJ9EHA.1084@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Shiju,
Please use the BootVis tool I mentioned in other post in this thread. It will give you more clear picture on what's going on on
your
device while resume.
KM
Hi KM,
I measure the resume time by putting the system to hibernate and resume it back till I see the command shell(this was the state
when I put the system to hibernate). I measure the time taken from system power on to BIOS boot just before it gives control to
the OS and then from BIOS hand over to OS till the command prompt appears on the windows XPE.The latter time is around 5 sec on
my
system.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
Shiju,
Well.. I already asked how you measured the resume time.
It was only the ntldr time to resume the hibernated image (before all drivers recieve IRPs to go to S0 state) then it was
definitely less than 5 secs in my tests.
KM
Hi,
I use Intel Pentium M 2.13MHz processor. Could I know if any one of you have achieved resume from hibernation time of around
3sec. I was just wondering whether 5 sec of resume from hibernation is the optimized.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
And less devices (PnP peripherals) attached. :-)
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Shiju
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Mon Jan 10, 2005 6:31 am Post subject:
Re: Faster resume from hibernation on XPE |
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Hi Slobodan & KM,
When I use BootVis tool I get some errors.I followed the below procedure.
I selected "Next Hibernate and resume" under the "Trace" menu. Then the
application puts the system to hibernate . On resume the following
messages were displayed.
"Turn on tracing using the bootvis -on switch before saving the trace to
a file."
"File TRACE_HIBERNATE_1_1.BIN was not created."
But I do not have problems if I select "Next Boot + Driver Delay" under
the "Trace" menu. All other options are giving a similar error as hibernate.
I am using minimized command prompt.
Am I doing something wrong. Please help
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Shiju,
Command prompt?
Full screen or minimized?
If full screen I wonder how you manager to make it work in the first place. Try using GUI version (non full screen) of command
prompt.
Regards,
Slobodan
"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> wrote in message news:OQHu1XJ9EHA.1084@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
Shiju,
Please use the BootVis tool I mentioned in other post in this thread. It will give you more clear picture on what's going on on
your
device while resume.
KM
Hi KM,
I measure the resume time by putting the system to hibernate and resume it back till I see the command shell(this was the state
when I put the system to hibernate). I measure the time taken from system power on to BIOS boot just before it gives control to
the OS and then from BIOS hand over to OS till the command prompt appears on the windows XPE.The latter time is around 5 sec on
my
system.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
Shiju,
Well.. I already asked how you measured the resume time.
It was only the ntldr time to resume the hibernated image (before all drivers recieve IRPs to go to S0 state) then it was
definitely less than 5 secs in my tests.
KM
Hi,
I use Intel Pentium M 2.13MHz processor. Could I know if any one of you have achieved resume from hibernation time of around
3sec. I was just wondering whether 5 sec of resume from hibernation is the optimized.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
And less devices (PnP peripherals) attached. :-)
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KM
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Mon Jan 10, 2005 9:35 am Post subject:
Re: Faster resume from hibernation on XPE |
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Shiju,
I can't help you much here as I haven't seen the error you mentioned. I recall I successfully tried the tool with a
Winlogon/Explorer Shell image
with a lot of components in it.
You can try analyzing BootVis dynamic dependencies to see if anything missing. Also, make sure you are not having EWF enabled
(although this is unlikely true as you have another boot trace option working).
Also, you can try a Winlogon image on the same hardware (e.g., XPProEmulation image to make sure you've got all the dependencies).
Make also sure some primitives are in your current image, like "Primitive: Dbghelp", "Primitive: Imagehlp", Ole32, Shell32,
"Primitive: Shlwapi", MFC42, "RPC Local Support", MSVCRT.
KM
| Quote: | Hi Slobodan & KM,
When I use BootVis tool I get some errors.I followed the below procedure.
I selected "Next Hibernate and resume" under the "Trace" menu. Then the application puts the system to hibernate . On resume the
following messages were displayed.
"Turn on tracing using the bootvis -on switch before saving the trace to a file."
"File TRACE_HIBERNATE_1_1.BIN was not created."
But I do not have problems if I select "Next Boot + Driver Delay" under the "Trace" menu. All other options are giving a similar
error as hibernate.
I am using minimized command prompt.
Am I doing something wrong. Please help
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) wrote:
Hi Shiju,
Command prompt?
Full screen or minimized?
If full screen I wonder how you manager to make it work in the first place. Try using GUI version (non full screen) of command
prompt.
Regards,
Slobodan
"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> wrote in message news:OQHu1XJ9EHA.1084@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
Shiju,
Please use the BootVis tool I mentioned in other post in this thread. It will give you more clear picture on what's going on on
your
device while resume.
KM
Hi KM,
I measure the resume time by putting the system to hibernate and resume it back till I see the command shell(this was the state
when I put the system to hibernate). I measure the time taken from system power on to BIOS boot just before it gives control to
the OS and then from BIOS hand over to OS till the command prompt appears on the windows XPE.The latter time is around 5 sec on
my
system.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
Shiju,
Well.. I already asked how you measured the resume time.
It was only the ntldr time to resume the hibernated image (before all drivers recieve IRPs to go to S0 state) then it was
definitely less than 5 secs in my tests.
KM
Hi,
I use Intel Pentium M 2.13MHz processor. Could I know if any one of you have achieved resume from hibernation time of around
3sec. I was just wondering whether 5 sec of resume from hibernation is the optimized.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiju
KM wrote:
And less devices (PnP peripherals) attached. :-)
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