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CE6 OAL: What you need to know update

For those of you that enjoyed Sue's excellent article CE6 OAL: What you need to know , the presentation the article draws from is now posted online at Channel9 here: Porting a CE5.0 BSP to CE6.0 . Hopefully we'll post a similar presentation about porting Read More...
Posted Wednesday, March 05, 2008 10:17 AM by ce_base | 0 Comments

Adding and removing KITL drivers in x86 BSPs

Overview Today I want to chat about what it takes to support a new Ethernet chip for download and KITL debugging on an x86 PC-based platform. We'll start by talking about how Ethernet drivers are represented in the x86 KITL structure, then we'll walk Read More...
Posted Friday, November 02, 2007 11:07 AM by ce_base | 1 Comments

KITL and OAL debug messages in Windows CE6.0

Posted by Travis Hobrla KITL and OAL debug messages in Windows CE6.0 Introduction Last time we talked, we learned about debug messages and debug zones in Windows CE. Today we’ll continue that topic (read the first part if you haven’t already) and talk Read More...
Posted Friday, December 22, 2006 2:57 PM by ce_base | 1 Comments

Debug messages and debug zones in Windows CE

Posted by Travis Hobrla (thanks to Sue Loh who assisted with many portions of this article) Introduction Debug messages are an excellent supplement to a debugger. They give information about the system’s state, warn about potential failures, and assist Read More...
Posted Monday, December 18, 2006 1:28 PM by ce_base | 4 Comments
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Understanding Memory Sections in config.bib, boot.bib, and OEMAddressTable in Windows CE 5.0 and 6.0

Description of config.bib, boot.bib, and OEMAdressTable in Windows CE5.0 and 6.0 Read More...
Posted Friday, September 01, 2006 3:44 PM by ce_base | 13 Comments
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Travis Hobrla: Introduction

Here's a quick introduction before I start posting anything technical (updated 5 Feb 2008). My name is Travis Hobrla and I'm a developer on the Windows CE Embedded BSP team. I've been working at Microsoft since 2004, when I graduated from the University Read More...
Posted Friday, September 01, 2006 3:21 PM by ce_base | 0 Comments
 
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