Configuring a Core Kernel Transport (Windows CE 5.0)
After creating a custom kernel transport, configure it as necessary.
To choose and configure a custom kernel transport
From the Target menu, choose Connectivity Options.
Choose Kernel Service Map.
In the Transport box, choose a kernel transport.
Choose the Settings button that is adjacent to the Transport box.
The collection of settings that you can configure varies by kernel transport. Some kernel transports do not have settings you can modify.
Special considerations for USB-KITL transports
If you are configuring a USB-KITL transport, be sure to set the logging level in the registry. The default level for using USB-KITL transports with Platform Builder logs all KITL packets. This logging level can, over time, accumulate very large log files.
To configure USB-KITL transports
- In the registry on the development workstation, select the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft location.
- From the Edit menu, choose New.
- Choose Key to add the registry key usbserkitl.
- Select the usbserkitl registry key you just added.
- From the Edit menu, choose New.
- Choose Key; then choose DWORD Value.
- For the Name value, enter DebugZones.
- For the Data value, enter 0.
- Choose OK.
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