Thanks for the suggestion -- but unfortunately it doesn't solve my problem
completely.
By the time the boot process has begun, it's already too late. If I've got
some data in the dynamic heap pre-reset, it'll be stale by the time I get a
sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset launch code.
FWIW, I can't keep the data in the storage heap.
Maybe the question I mean to ask is, can I cause the processor to look
somewhere else for the reset vector?
-Tony
in article 19334@palm-dev-forum, Bruce Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote on 8/1/2000 10:30 AM:
>
> Hi,
> During the boot process every app loaded on the device is
> launched with the sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset launch code. handling
> this launch code in your PilotMain will give you the opportunity you
> need to do stuff at reset time.
>
> This is the only supported (or supportable) way to do things when
> the unit is reset.
>
> Cheers,
> Bruce Thompson
> Palm, Inc.
>
> At 22:20 +0000 7/31/00, Tony Diederich wrote:
>> I need to perform a small but critical task when the Palm is reset. I've
>> found the reset vector but it seems to be read-only. Is there some memory
>> mapping trick I can perform to gain write access?
>>
>>
>>
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