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Portable
OpenSSL 0.9.8a
Windows CE 4.20/ Windows Mobile
Platform
Compatibility Library for Building OpenSSL using a text console in the PDA
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This
work has received the support of the European Commission through the IST
programme, as part of the IST Ubisec project.
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Overview
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Is well known that Microsoft WCE operating system based PDAs do not implement text console. There are some implementations
of console drivers that allow having available a text console in Windows
Mobile. The most representative is Pocket console console driver (symbolic
tools) that is compatible with Windows CMD. Just installing Pocket Console
and then installing Windows CMD, it will work fine.
This patch allows building Openssl to be used directly in the PDA
using Pocket Console as Console driver and Microsoft CMD console
interpreter as text console. Current WCE binaries are linked against a
library (wcecompat) that redirects stdin and stdout to a host
computer via active sync so unless the PDA is plugged in the cradle
OpenSSL.exe and other apps cannot be used (since is not possible to see the
output). This patch allows using a console in the PDA and running OpenSSL applications directly as can be done in a
Windows XP operating system. (see the SCREENSHOTS)
 
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License
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Downloads
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- wce_lite_compat.zip our compatibility libraries taked
from MOZCE project
- Install.wce instructions to build OpenSSL
- OpenSSL 0.9.8a (zip) source with minor
changes to build OpenSSL for Windows Mobile
- OpenSSL_binary (.zip) zipped binaries, ready for PDAs with ARM processor
- Patch (diff -r -2) for oficial
Openssl 0.9.8a version
- Patch
(diff –Nru)
for oficial Openssl 0.9.8a version
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Documentation: HowTo
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- Have
a look at Install.wce for the software needed and the
how-to
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Links
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