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Kernel Transport Services (Windows CE 5.0)

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Kernel transport services provide a framework that supports development of custom kernel transports. The Core Connectivity infrastructure provides a KITL framework layer (kitldll.dll) and the following KITL transport services, and OEMs can extend the built-in Core Connectivity infrastructure KITL services with custom KITL transports.

  • USB kernel transport

    The USB kernel transport provides a kernel-level connection to a target device over USB. You do not need to configure this transport.

  • Ethernet kernel transport

    The Ethernet kernel transport establishes a kernel-level connection to a target device over an Ethernet connection.

    The development workstation and target device must be on the same subnet. Otherwise, you cannot connect to the target device or debug a Windows CE OS on the target device.

  • Serial kernel transport

    The serial kernel transport provides a kernel-level connection to a target device over a serial port. In the settings for this kernel transport, you can specify, for example, the communications (COM) port to use and the baud rate for the connection.

See Also

Configuring a Core Kernel Transport | Creating a Custom Kernel Transport

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