Debug extension won't load...

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1

Hi,
I am using windbg4.0.0018.0. And when I try to load my custom debug
extension, I get loadlibrary failed with 126…
I have made sure that the lib is there in that directory. I tried copying
it to a different directory and that does not work either (I have tried
using the full path). The same library works fine on another machine.
Also another strange things is when I try to load another library(say
abc.dll), it does not work, but if I try to load with the name Abc.dll it
works. This is weird
Are there some settings that I need to look at or modify?

Thanks
Mayank

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Weird. All the debugger really does is call LoadLibary on the name you
type in.

One idea is that your dll links with another dll which can’t be found.
One of the bad things with LoadLibrary is that it doesn’t tell you what
was not found (your dll or one of it’s dependances).

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To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: [windbg] Debug extension won’t load…

Hi,
I am using windbg4.0.0018.0. And when I try to load my custom debug
extension, I get loadlibrary failed with 126…
I have made sure that the lib is there in that directory. I tried
copying
it to a different directory and that does not work either (I have tried
using the full path). The same library works fine on another machine.
Also another strange things is when I try to load another library(say
abc.dll), it does not work, but if I try to load with the name Abc.dll
it
works. This is weird
Are there some settings that I need to look at or modify?

Thanks
Mayank

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I am not sure what is wrong. But the idea of the dll linking to something
else is not the problem. I have tried loading it from the same location as
the other machine using a network share but it still works on one and not
on the other. Also any ideas on why it would be case sensitive for the name
for the other dll?

Mayank

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