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Originally Posted by Da_G
Here's a good article on "Slot 1 XIP" vs. "Slot 0"
http://blogs.msdn.com/hegenderfer/ar...r-part-ii.aspx
note that it differs slightly for wm6.5 as theres more than one "Slot 1", which is what allows us to have more xip modules, which is what borks when you are using a non-native kernel, which is why you need to flatten some 
XIP was truely intended for devices running NOR flash (older wm5 and pre-wm5 devices)
With NOR flash you can eXecute In Place.. thus not having to create a local copy in your device's memory.. saving (what was at the time) precious little ram.. |
Hey thanks for the link buddy, although i am got the bold point of the story, i am re-reading it again and again to grasp as as much as possible as well as searching for other content. This is really cool stuff
Now if that's the thing, i think we wont have these kinda problems on a device which comes preloaded with Wm 6.5 as the nk.exe must be natively built for WM 6.5 slot structure.