I am experiencing the problem of slow debug messages when connected
to
PB6.0. (Presently i am dealing with x86 wince 6.0 Osdesign)
My workaround is simple : when i open a menu, Like opening the tab

I've a question / doubt about the option to set the stack size of a
process.
It can be set from the linker Settings of the project (for example: /
stack:0x40000,0x1000) , and as far as I understand every thread that

I have some problem running the WinCE5.0 on PXA270 with release mode and
ship mode enable on flash.
The platform is using Intel PSM with ROM-only  filesystem.
I would get a few lines of "data abort (some addresses) filesys.exe",

I am using a PC/104 processor card and an NE2000 ISA Ethernet card.  I can
download the image and the Kernek debugger starts just fine.  The boot
process Starts Device.exe and finally loads ne2000.dll.  When the card
initializesthe debugger stops.  I am assuming that initializing ...

 I am developing device driver in wince5.0.
My LCD screen size if 320*240
Touch screen driver program i referred to s3c2410x in wince and i
wrote PDD.

i am working with ln2440 taeget board and building my own driver in
wince5.0
 I added my touch screen driver to my OS design.
When i build my touch.dll its showing link error.

Hi, all.
I am using a Intel MainstoneII board (Rev 2.1) and the BSP of WinCE
6.0 MainstoneIII. I built
an image of DEBUG version. But After the NK.bin is downloaded and the

I just installed VS2005  and WinCE6.0 and tried to play around with it.
I created a new platform selecting Intel PXA27X MainstoneIII BSP and PDA
design template. Then I selected build OS. I thought it should simply
generate an OS for me since I didn't change anything. However I got ...

I reserve 1.9GB nandflash space for USB mass storage.
The 1st time I copy a 1.2GB file to it, right after OS image was
installed (that means, the nandflash was "clean")，it takes about 10
mins.

May I  know where to look for a correct example of how to configure the
intr.c in the platform oal folder.
I'm trying to configure the gpio2_xx for edge detection interrupt.
Beside linking the gpio to the sysintr at the BSPIntrInit, what are the

  Doing builds of the BSP I'm currently working on via Visual Studio
seems to show _WIN32_WCE being set to 0x600 if you look at the
Build.log. However, in earlier versions of CE this was decimal and
elsewhere it is still referenced as decimal e.g. :

Mainstone BSP Static Translate IRQ_DMAC to SYSINTR_AUDIO.
BOOL BSPIntrInit()
{
   OALIntrStaticTranslate(SYSINTR_AUDIO, IRQ_DMAC);

Using MSDN documentation, I could build a CE 6.0 OS image and SDK that can
be installed by other developers. However, if I have built an OS image and
another developer wants to add/modify some of the catalog items in my OS
design, what is the best way to do this.

Should we take care of bios issue for x86 board development ?  Will BSP
vendor provide it too ?
What's the benifit of x86 device , it looks bios requirement is not
convenient like ARM CPU .

I'm using P.B 5.0 and a MIPS core. After downloading and writing my
nk.bin into flash the image stops after a while. (just after
kernelInit). When i'm working in RAM memory the same image works
perfect (i only change config.bib of course). So is there a manner to