I have added my own KITL driver in cloned BSP (CEPC) as given in
"http://blogs.msdn.com/ce_base/archive/2007/11/02/adding-and-removing-kitl-driver
s-in-x86-bsps.aspx"
At the end the the author of the document said ," you need to rebuild the
BSP". How to build BSP or rebuild BSP? As ...

I have my target device connected to my development computer via ethernet
connection.  I am not getting any debugger messages from my serial ports.
I get the following message during boot:
   115 PID:400002 TID:670002 Override Serial Driver: serial debug output

 Can some one please tell me more about XIP (eXecution In Place) Dlls.
 I heard that this mode determines how the dlls will be loaded into memory.
Whether it is on demand basis or it will be loaded even when it is not in
used. Am I correct to state this?

I am using the control panel applet "System" to adjust the storage memory. If
I increase the Storage Memory to use more than 50% of my RAM close and reopen
the applet the value of the Storage Memory is limited. The slider has moved
automatically to the middle. On the other hand ...

I have cloned the BSP and added My own KITL driver in it. I was successful in
building nk.bin. How do I creat bootdisk for newly created BSP?

 We have windows ce 5.0 powered device under development. Previously
it was configured for 64MB RAM. Now its performance degraded when
increased RAM size to 128MB. Can you help me to identify the reason.
In low level memory access time is same for both the 64MB partions and

 In my current target device, we has found some missing data. I was
wondering, is there anyway to increase the Fifo buffer that holds the UART
data? Can only one advice solution for missing data in the Uart. The missing
data only occurs where there is have CPU load.

 I have some question to ask with regards to building application using
different SDK. All the application will be running on WinCE 5.0
1) Can applications/dlls build with VS2005 works with applications/dlls
build with eVC?