For Windows Mobile 5.0, you can test using the Windows CE Emulator. Configure the synchronization software to recognize the emulator. Got it to boot into the Nav program, seemed to be ok, but the GPS chip wouldn't link to any satellites. Jun 19, 2013 - ingramator wrote: Windows CE has embedded market share of over 40%. It's like choosing between having a NES emulator versus. An OZON X700, which also runs WinCE with iGO Primo as navigation software. So if the WinCE port to the RPI comes to the point of supporting an USB GPS, TMC.

• The Device Emulator contains the emulator technologies featured in Windows CE 5.0. By using the Device Emulator, you can run emulated-based images created by Windows CE 5.0 without installing Platform Builder, its development tools. HOW TO USE: Click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 > Device Emulator.

Choose the Emulation Project Kit that you want to run. By default, one Emulation Project Kit is available. If you download additional Emulation Project Kits, those kits will also be listed.

Windows CE and Windows XP are two different operating systems, applications designed for one of them will not run on the other. Whatsapp for nokia 520 download. There are few, very restrictive exceptions though: when an application is made for Windows CE using the '.NET Compact Framework', without using any specific feature of the Windows CE operating system (in a programmers' environment I would say without using p/invoke), then the application can be re-used in Windows XP. However your 'IGO Primo' application seems to have some hardware interoperability, so I doubt it falls into this category. Short answer: it is very unlikely that you will be able to use this Windows CE application in Windows XP directly. About the idea of using an emulator, there are emulators available, but they are not meant to be used as standalone applications - they are usually combined with development tools like Microsoft Visual Studio for programmers to develop Windows CE applications. That said, if your device has an ARM CPU, you can try with the emulator provided in the samples of, however I cannot tell if this emulator has any dependences on programming tools, or if it will provide you access to the USB ports of your host system. If you do try this, it would be interesting if you could post your results.