Where to find "Windows Mobile 6 Professional Images"?

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Hi All,
I do have a problem where the sun_jcw won't start on my iPAQ/HP 214 device running Windows Mobile 6.0 2007 because the executable is not signed with a trusted certificate.
I think I found almost the answer where Terrance states in http://weblogs.java.net/blog/terrencebarr/archive/2009/07/just_released_j.html the following:
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Took me a while to figure out
Submitted by fatbuttlarry on Thu, 2010-01-14 21:47.
For those using the Windows Mobile 6 emulator and are receiving the message:
"The file 'JavaFX' can not be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of its components can not be found. You migth need to reinstall or restore the file" Make sure you are using the Windows Mobile 6 Professional Images. The Windows Mobile 6 Classic image would cause this error every time!!!! -Tres
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What does he mean with "Windows Mobile 6 Professional Images" exactly?
Any help is greatly appreciated because this problem is blocking any further progress.
Regards
André
p.s. I embedded this question in http://weblogs.java.net/blog/2009/07/26/just-released-javafx-mobile-12-ea-windows-mobile#comment-809581
p.p.s : I hope that I don't need a full Windows Mobile 6 SDK with all the other pre-req's
Edited by: 830814 on 24-Jan-2011 13:51
Edited by: 830814 on 24-Jan-2011 14:53

Answer 1

tarheel2013 wrote:
I have a Mac OS X 10.5.8 Leopard and just partitioned my disk to download Windows with Boot Camp. I found the student discount for Windows 7 Professional Upgrade on Digital River but since it's a Digital download it won't work with the Mac because of the .exe file. Everyone who has installed Windows, did you pay full price for a new disk? Is there a way to get a disk without paying extra? And Windows 7 64-bit works with Boot Camp 2.0 on a Mac OS X 10.5 right? Just curious because I don't want to spend a lot of money only to find out something doesn't work
You can probably get Windows 7 to work with Boot Camp 2.0, but it is definitely not supported. I don't believe that Windows 7 was officially supported until Boot Camp 3.
As for your 64-bit windows, that would depend upon the age of your Mac. I seem to recall that with some of the older MacBook Pros, 64-Bit windows is not supported, and doesn't work for many who have tried.
Perhaps if you could give us a little more detail about your Mac, we could tell you what your odds are in getting it all to work together.