Failed to Deploy Error 0x80070003
I am getting the above error (0x80070003 The system could not find the path specified.) when I try to deploy a simple app to my iPaq4700. The output file folder is %CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES%\tester1. I have also tried to install to the root directory of my PPC \tester1 with the same result.
I am using VS2005b2 with the DMA patch installed, and Active Sync 4.0.
I am able to sync my device ( an iPaq4700) and explore it and transfer files.
I can deploy (and debug) my test app (a simple Form1 with no controls and no extra code, NetCF ver 1.0) on the PPC 2003 SE Emulator, but I get the "can't connect - no address is detected" error when using the PPC 2003 SE VGA emulator. Both of the emulators are set up with DMA selected, and the ne2000 network card also selected. Using DMA with the network card deselected doesn't work at all.
I am able to deploy to the PPC 2003SE VGA emulator using the TCP connection settings.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Cyle
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cyles] at [2007-12-16]
I can't believe nobody has seen this before?
I've done a bit more checking. In eVC++4, and VS2003, the output path is: \program files\tester1, or \tester1, or whatever. These all work fine.
In VS2005b2, I can only choose from a predefined list of places (default, program files, root, ...) These all generate a path with an environment variable (i.e. %CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES) I think this might be the problem. Where can I check that this variable resolves to something? How can I get rid of it and put in my own path directly?
Then again, it doesn't deploy to the root directory (\tester1) either...
Please help!
Cyle
Sorry for the slow response, have you been able to resolve this?
For the error: 0x80070003, we've improved our error messages since B2 so that for RTM you should see more info as to what isn't found. If I had to guess this is likely a data file or some other file that is attempting to deploy but the source location isn't correct?
For the PPC 2003SE VGA over DMA issue, the B2 DMA patch didn't include VGA image updates for PPC03, just the PPC2003SE image. You'll need to use TCP for the VGA image.
For RTM, all images have the DMA Support.
Mario
