Proposed Quality Acceptance Tests for Windows CE Network Interface Cards

To be honest, the proposal in this text really does not seem all that unreasonable. After all, this idea is to benefit those involved and help things to move along smoother, right?

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Audience:
This is targeted to user or group or organization who wants to test NDIS miniport driver for Windows CE .NET devices using Microsoft® Windows® CE 5.0 Test Kit.

Note about acronyms & terminology used in this paper:
NIC acronym is used for Network Interface Card. CETK is Microsoft® Windows® CE Test Kit & the version that is referred here is Microsoft® Windows® CE 5.0 Test Kit. More information for CETK can be found out at: [Read the rest]