wince

wince has support for 8139 and NE2000 hardware under KITL
what it means is that in addition to normal 8139 and NE2000 drivers , its initialization
code has a custom driver (which is not the other 8139,NE2000 driver) that gets initialized
at the booting time.This will get discarded later if its not used by KITL

so if we need to debug a network driver in wince we need atleast 2 n/w interfaces once being
8139 compatible for eg dlink

its too difficult with the wince to bootup with usb,but since most of the time the images are on the usb so you cannot do without it too

Need dos to format the usb to create a FAT partition with bootsector written and command.com

later the loaded wince image can be made to use another partition on the usb as its filesystem