I am running CETK in Windows CE 5.0. after connecting with the device I can
see the test cases listed.I have found that some of the test cases are shown
with a warning/Error icon and while testing  that test cases are failing.
I tried with the serial driver, Let me know more ...

CAn you put some  light on diff b/w CPU Support package drivers and BSP
drivers?
Thanx,
Karthik

I'm running WinCE 5.0 on a VIA CE PC platform. Our image is pretty
straightforward and dervied from one of the standard templates.
I'd like to archive (into source safe) the principle files that 'control'
the build of our OS image so that, if the worst happened, we could reinstall ...

I can't deploy my device application written in Visual Studio 2005 (Beta2)
on my target that have Windows CE 5.0.
I have read this article but I can't deploy :
http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdteam/archive/2005/04/28/413304.aspx

I have installed PB 5.0 and eVC SP4.
When i create an SDK from PB and then try and install i get the following
dialog box : 'software development tools required to use this SDK for
developing apps are not installed on this dev station .....'

   am using pb4.2 on the s3c2440a of SUMSANG, with one touchpanel(640*480),
four line resistance type.
   The ADC and touch control can sample different data at different point.
   now my probelm is:

I'm using Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 w/SP4 applied to write an app for
Platform Builder 5.0.  The SDK and target is for a x86 CEPC.  I'm using
a 1GB Compact Flash card with an IDE adapter board.
When I follow MSDN topic, "Partitioning a Storage Volume" (URL given

When Windows CE is running the total memory that can be allocated does not
match with the total physical memory of the device. In the Memory tab of the
System Properties the sum of the two types of memory is smaller than what I
expect.

I am using PB 5.0 with a BSP from VIA technologies,
because my SBC is based on a complete VIA chipset,
All is identical to the VIA board except for the Ethernet controller
mounted on my SBC which is a RealTek RTL8139

xscale 27x that is.
if pc is Axxxxxxx, then it is RAM. if it is 0xxxxxxx, that it is ROM.
so, i have two case. if the code is running in ram already, don't init
sdram. if it is in rom, then init ram.

 Lately, I'm programming the USB Tx/Rx program between PC(winXP) and
PDA(ce.net).
On the PC side, the program, named PCUSB, uses WriteFile() to Tx bytes.
On the PDA side, the program, named CEUSB, uses ReadFile() to Rx bytes.

We have SA1110 runing wince.net 4.2 based hardware, I attach this to usb and
install cisco aironet 350 drivers. (latest downloaded from the cisco
website).  All works well and the site survey tools also function correctly.
We also have PXA255 running wince.net 4.2 based hardware, ...

     I am developing a bootloader for omap using wince 5.0,can anyone
tellme
 whether can i use the platform builder to build my bootloader instead
of using wince command prompt,why in the documentation they are

HI Steve,
Thanx, I have only the ARM CSP sources for the drivers. I don't have the
library built for ARM. Do I need to built it for ARM target. Please let me
know.

I have a general question. Is it possible under Windows CE to protect
resources of the system, like GPIOs, or special memory areas?
I wanted to protect some areas of the system, thus application can access
them directly. On our platform all CPU resources are memory mapped and with