Is there a best practise to implement a warm standby-solution

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1.How to implement Warm Boot

Hi,

   I want to implement warm boot in our BSP.  I have modify Nandboot and some other code,
and when I warm boot the system, in OEMinit() I can judge if it is warm boot, if it is warm
boot, it will not perform such codes:
		memset(pTOC->ulRAMFree,0,sizeof(DWORD)*3);
		NKForceCleanBoot();

Please refere to following code:
	if(v_pDrvGlob->misc.bootType==0x0FFFFFF){// normal boot
		lpWriteDebugStringFunc(TEXT("OemInit WarmBoot ==.\r\n"));
	}
	else {  // warm boot
		lpWriteDebugStringFunc(TEXT("OemInit WarmBoot !=.\r\n"));
		memset(pTOC->ulRAMFree,0,sizeof(DWORD)*3);
		NKForceCleanBoot();
	}

I have a questions:
   According to warm boot, when the system is warm booted, it will not destroy storage object in MEMORY,
but when I modify the registry value and create a file in FAT file system( it is based on SDRAM), when I
warm boot the system, I can not find such modified registry value and the file.

Can you tell me why and how to resolve the problem?

Regards
-Weijie

2.How to implement an warm boot?

Hi, I am doing power management for sharp LH7A404 using windows CE 5.0. The 
BSP is SDK7A404.

So is it my job to closes all applications, clears working RAM, and 
preserves the file system?

when IOCTL_HAL_REBOOT is called, I enable the watch dog timer to generate a 
system reset [copy from sharp LH7A404's user's guid: A System Reset is the 
second highest priority reset. Unlike a Power On Reset, a System Reset does 
not reset the State Controller registers, the SDRAM refresh control, global 
configuration and device configuration registers, and the Real Time Clock. 
The ARM922T is reset, and the SDRAMs go into self-refresh mode.] in 
OemIoControl().  And this do turns the system off, but never returns again, 
but the board still consuming about 80mA current(4.2V). I just don't know 
what to do now, so please help ~~~Thanks.

3.How to implement a warm boot? part 2

I also would like to do a warm boot.
I do not have any power managment in my OS design.
I implemented the IOCTL_HAL_REBOOT that stops my watchdog so it pulls the 
reset line and does
a hard reboot back through the boot loader.

I would like to just force an OS reboot (not through the boot loader).
I do not know if this is considerd a warm boot or a luke warm boot or 
whatever.

Is there an easy way to implement this? like a built in call?
Or do I need to do a jump?

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tipps on howto implement the following szenario best:

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