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Hi,
I'm trying to debug user mode ELAM service exception from kernel debugger (windbg).
I've tried to use gflags but I get huge amount of unrelated exceptions.
I've also tried to use .process but I don't get any exceptions from the user mode process.
How can I debug user mode process from kernel debugger, and receive it exceptions ?
Thanks
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You have set UMEX in bcd?
UMEX? No.
How do I set it ?
I've used kdnet.
You'll not see any exceptions in windbg if that it set. As I recall it defaults on. After that I usually see all user mode exceptions (which can be a pain because you often get them from system services on restart.
Beyond that I cannot help...
Its on..
Thanks anyway.