Several of you have complained about Windbg not reconnecting to the
target when the target is rebooted. We are looking into this.
We do know of 1 issue that may be the cause of much of your problems.
There are some versions of the Intel chipset that causes some
interference with proper COM port operation during reboot. Intel is
aware of the problem The work around is to disable Legacy USB support
in the BIOS. Legacy USB support is only needed if you have a USB
keyboard attached. My understanding is that newer chipsets from Intel
will contain the fix.
We would like more information about the status of this problem from
you. If disabling legacy USB and trying different COM speeds do not
work then please let us know.
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Yep. That fixed it on both machines that I was having problems with
(machines with different bioses, but the motherboards must have the same
buggy chipset)! It allows the reboot with the debug and free kernels of
Win2k on both machines, so it looks like that’s definately a working fix.
You might want to post this to the microsoft.public.windbg newsgroup and
the ntdev list as well…
Thanks a ton for the help!!!
sean
Nathan Nesbit wrote:
Several of you have complained about Windbg not reconnecting to the
target when the target is rebooted. We are looking into this.
We do know of 1 issue that may be the cause of much of your problems.
There are some versions of the Intel chipset that causes some
interference with proper COM port operation during reboot. Intel is
aware of the problem The work around is to disable Legacy USB support
in the BIOS. Legacy USB support is only needed if you have a USB
keyboard attached. My understanding is that newer chipsets from Intel
will contain the fix.
We would like more information about the status of this problem from
you. If disabling legacy USB and trying different COM speeds do not
work then please let us know.
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Nathan,
This fix worked for me as well. Thanks! Life is suddenly a lot less
stressful…
-Evan Hillman
Yep. That fixed it on both machines that I was having problems with
(machines with different bioses, but the motherboards must have the same
buggy chipset)! It allows the reboot with the debug and free kernels of
Win2k on both machines, so it looks like that’s definately a working fix.
You might want to post this to the microsoft.public.windbg newsgroup and
the ntdev list as well…
Thanks a ton for the help!!!
>
> We would like more information about the status of this problem from
> you. If disabling legacy USB and trying different COM speeds do not
> work then please let us know.
>
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Wow, worked for me too. Great !
Hassan
From: “Evan Hillman”
>Reply-To: “Kernel Debugging Interest List”
>To: “Kernel Debugging Interest List”
>Subject: [windbg] Re: Windbg & rebooting
>Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 13:32:23 -0600
>
>Nathan,
>
>This fix worked for me as well. Thanks! Life is suddenly a lot less
>stressful…
>
>-Evan Hillman
>
> >
> >
> > Yep. That fixed it on both machines that I was having problems with
> > (machines with different bioses, but the motherboards must have the same
> > buggy chipset)! It allows the reboot with the debug and free kernels of
> > Win2k on both machines, so it looks like that’s definately a working
>fix.
> > You might want to post this to the microsoft.public.windbg newsgroup and
> > the ntdev list as well…
> >
> > Thanks a ton for the help!!!
> > >
> > > We would like more information about the status of this problem from
> > > you. If disabling legacy USB and trying different COM speeds do not
> > > work then please let us know.
> > >
>
>
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