So I ran it, and left it run, when I pause the program. It is usually in this set of For Loops. 
static void Cpu_Delay100US(unsigned short us100)
{
unsigned int i;
while((us100--)){
for(i=0; i < (MCU_BUS_CYCLES_100US/10); i++)
{// 10 cycles delay
asm("NOP");
asm("NOP");
asm("NOP");
}
}
}
So yea... Where exactly do you guys think I should go from here? Is there an even more basic way to get the TWR-LCD and K60 to communicate?
So I was stepping through the project, and this error came up.
I have no Idea if this is the cause of my problems, or just a rare occurrence. Either way, hopefully it's helpful to you guys.
Ok I have to be missing something. So this is what I just did.
1. I downloaded the JM128_BL_TWR_I2c.s19, that you linked in http://www.towergeeks.org/forum/topics/twrk60n512-and-tft.
2. I unplugged the TWR-LCD from the TWR-LCD.
3. I put SW1 to ( 1-Off, 2-On, 3-Off, 4-Off,5-Off,6-Off,7-On,8-Off)
4. Put the TWR-LCD into Bootloader mode, by holding SW3 and pressing SW4 while i had the usb attached to the computer.
5. I then unplugged the TWR-LCD and put SW1 to (1-On,2-Off,3-On,4-Off,5-On,6-Off,7-On,8-Off) and verified that all of SW5 was on.
6. I downloaded the eGui from www.freescale.com/eGUI right into my T Drive, where I extracted it into it's own folder on the T Drive.
7. I plugged the TWR-LCD into the Primary TWR-ELEV. which already had the K60 and the TWR-SER plugged into it.
8. On the underside of my K60 it has both of these stickers, 700-26548 REV B, and SCH-26548 REV D. Which I am assuming that the Schematic Rev is the one that I am checking to make sure is Rev. D.
9. I on the top of my board, I made sure that J16 was not jumpered.
10. First when I opened CW10.1, I made a new workspace on my T Drive. Then immediately did a reset perspectives. Afterwards I did a file/Import/Existing Files into Workplace => Then searched for T:/Freescale_embedded_GUI_SW/_Official_Demos/EGUI_D4D_Demo/TWR_K60N512/BareMetal/CW_10_1 and hit OK. made sure that the check box was checked, and hit finish.
11. Opened up d4d_user_cfg.h in Sources/project/D4D_Configuration and this is what I have now.
Line 89: //#define D4D_LLD_LCD_HW d4dlcdhw_kinetis_spi
Line 90: #define D4D_LLD_LCD_HW d4dlcdhw_flexbus_16b
12. I then hit build, which everything compiled.
13. I then switched from Internal RAM to Internal Flash, then re built the project.
13. I plugged my first usb cable into J5 on the Primary TWR-ELEV.
14. I plugged my second usb cable into J13 on the TWR-K60N512
15. I then hit Debug, which I choose TWR_K60_MK60N512VD100_INTERNAL_FLASH_PnE U-MultiLink, click OK and wait until the Resume Button at the top of the Debug window becomes available to click.
16. Click Resume, and my TWR_LCD continues to stay White. Nothing ever changes on there.... No noise, nothing.
17. I went back and tried to reverse the two define lines, to make sure that I didn't misread what was written in the other thread. I commented out the Flexbus line, and uncommented the Spi line, which they now look like the follow.
Line 89: #define D4D_LLD_LCD_HW d4dlcdhw_kinetis_spi
Line 90: //#define D4D_LLD_LCD_HW d4dlcdhw_flexbus_16b
18. I build the project again, then I hit debug and wait for the Resume Button to become available to click again. Which gives me the same exact result.
So guys... Am I doing something wrong? I am completely stumped....
Ok, so I rechecked all my jumpers, they are all in the correct locations. I rechecked the updates, CW 10 is up-to-date. I reflashed the board using Pemicro. I copied and replaced my user_config.h file with your Luis Casado. The only difference was that in mine I had #define BSPCFG_ENABLE_IO_SUBSYSTEM 1, which I did not see in yours, and you have #define BSPCFG_ENABLE_TCHSRES 1 which, I didn't have in mine. So right now I have one error. which is the photo that follows. 
I think I am going to wait until later tonight, when there is nobody else in the school lab, so I can take a video of what I do to set everything up. If I do, hopefully you guys will find what I am doing wrong. I did get the file to compile a few minutes ago, then it got caught up when I hit reset, and lost the OSJTAG. When I hit run, the screen just continues to stay white. Nothing ever pops up on it.
Once again, I really have to thank all of you for being patient with me, and helping out. I truely do appreicate it, and hopefully I am not drive you guys insane. With me, all the errors I usually have in class, it is usually something very easy to overlook. After finding it, and fixing it, my professors laughing at me and telling me to pay attention to the small details. I am really hoping that this is another one of those issues. I suppose time shall tell, and as for what Anthony Huereca said, about getting the program to work, and then being fine, that is what I was hoping for. Once I can get a working program that I can modify something small, then compile the code, and watch it change something on the screen. I am usually good at figuring out what I need to do from that point onward, to accomplish my goal. This part of the project should hopefully be the toughest part. Anyways, Thanks for all the input guys.
Well sorry for being a pain yet again, but the program advances, to this box
Where I click on "No", to continue downloading the program. Which then nothing happens. It gets stuck like the follow.
And then that is the extent of it. I am using the BSP file from Freescale MQX 3.7/mqx/build/cw10/bsp_k60n512. The project I am using, is the one you just sent me, I have a copy of the original folder, but in the original folder, where I am running the program from. Freescale_embedded_GUI_SW/_Official_Demos/EGUI_D4D_Demo/TWR_K60N512 I deleted the original MQX_3_7 folder, and replaced it with the one you sent me. I did a clean project once I imported the file, because I got a make *** target error. It was looking for the main.c file in D:/working/...... On my computer, there isn't a D drive at all. Once I did that, it compiled, and got to the two screens I sent you. The entire time I wrote this message, I let it continue to run, and it hasn't moved at all.
I am starting to wonder, if it's me that attracts all these errors, and problems whenever I work on something new, or are there other people having just as many problems as I am getting the EGUI demo to simply run?
Anyways, I just want to thank everybody for the help that they have given me, and the help I am still receiving. I am also going to zip up my files and send them to you guys just in case. It is the bsp file from the mqx folder installed from mqx 3.7, aswell as the EGUI file you just sent me. I do not know if they will be of any use, but hey too much information shouldn't be a problem.
