Windows CE 1.0 in QEMU ARM

[Meow_2004]

How can I do this? What CPU do I need? If anyone can help, that would be awesome! Note, I do have an ISO, so i'm not asking for a download.

[haroldas.velioniskis]

You should build an image from that ISO and it depends on the whole system you are seeking to emulate, not just the CPU. More information would really help.

[640kb]

Chances are high that QEMU probably won't support the hardware that CE supports. You might want to run "qemu-system-arm -M help" and check if any devices there have CE support. Looking at https://www.hpcfactor.com/hardware/devices/ shows that QEMU doesn't support anything that CE would run on.

[nar002]

I'm curious what you'd use Windows CE for today, other than just to try it out? Seems lots of people disliked it even when it was new, from my understanding?

[ContemporaryAwareness]

You can't run Windows CE 1.0 under ARM. CE1 was released only for the MIPS and SH3 processors. CE 2.1 was the first release with ARM support. You'll need Platform Builder 2.10 and an x86 targeted image that you can bootstrap via MS DOS if you want to run it.

What ISO do you have? If it is CE 1 then it has to be the original OAK 1.0 environment?