i have been trying to build the bsp foe one of the custom platfrom and the
sysgen does not succed at all and stops during at the following point
EBUILD: Running sysgen -p dcom preproc
Starting sysgen phase for project ( dcom )

In doing some debugging I quite often get into the situation where the debug
build prints too many messages to the output screen. Its actually quite hard
to pick through all the messages to get to the ones I want. I know you can
mute most of these but with so many components in ...

In the OAL (MainstoneII) is code:
//Enable USB Cable detection interrupts (IRQ_GPIO0_USBCD)
I can't find where it is used later. Who and where is it used?
I'm searching how is Activesync automatically started.

we need USB Host CETK testing Procedure document.In one mail to the
newsgroup,it was said that it would be available on the next PB 5.0
Help Update.
I have seen that update is available from the following link:

Correct me if I am wrong but I seem to recall MS is "preferring" the RNDIS
client
as opposed to the SERIAL client for the USB FUNCTION implementation in
ActiveSync.

Migrated a 4.2 wavedev and wavclick driver to 5.0. Actually, have made
no changes... code compiled in PB 5.0 without any trouble. The registry
settings remain the same, and have made sure that the librarires....
wavedev.dll and wavclick.dll are loading into the nk.bin.

For debugging purposes only I have to change something in the source code
from the Shared Source Code directories, subj in particular.
The Help (PB for WinCE 5.0, Private Winceos COREOS Directory) says it's
"buildable, from command line".

Can Windows CE run on a standard desktop system (i.e. Packard, Compaq,
Dell)?
Would there be any configuration of Windows CE required? Is it likely
that the appropriate drivers for common desktop devices are available

I'm trying to write a bit of sample code but I'm getting very
frustated.  In PB I just create a new DLL "that exports some symbols"
and use it as is.  I build it into a x.dll.  I then take the x.dll and
copy it into the folder of a VS.NET project.

I need to prevent USB host controller from powering down when the
device suspends. The main requirement is to set any activity on the USB
device ( keyboard ) as a wakeup source for the device from the
suspended state.

I want to use cefilter to preprocess my .def file. I add some lines like
this
; @CESYSGEN IF MY_DEFINITION
   MyExportedFunction

W built the CE 5.0 English on Intel's IXDP420 CPU-400MHz. It was good
operation and USB keyboard.  When we changed the OS version from English to
Japanase.
It didn't operate the USB keyboard even if I included Japan Keyboard

I have tried to reduce the memory allocated to Storage på adding the
line
FSRAMPERCENT=0x20202020 in config.bib.  By default there was no
FSRAMPERCENT in the config.bib.  It have no effect, I still have half

We noticed a problem when switching from Japanese to any "latin" language or
from Korean to latin language: the path separator character is not correct.
Usually, the path separator is the backslash "\". But in Japanese, it's the
"full width yen" (A kind of Y crossed by two lines) ...

I have created a minimal OS design with platform builder for CE 5.0 and
generated an SDK for the device. In the OS Design View I can see MFC
under the Applications and Services Development node in the tree but
when I try and build a WCE MFC AppWizard (dll) with eMbedded VC++ 4.0,