-pro
Had this one for a while; no idea of what changed.
Never seen this one.
mm
What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
From: Prokash Sinha
Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose the screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the resolution again …
2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
-pro
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Thanks to Mm and Ken (as usual )
One other thing I also saw is when you have an expanded command line, and
try to drag it to the right, so that I can have two of them side by side, I
see the dragging makes it to smaller size… No big deal, and kind of lazy
to report them as bugs ( try not to distract … 'nough distraction on ntdev
:). - this is to let Mm know on this one ( win 7 rc ).
Ken I will post what I find, next time I hibernate it and reboot ( after a
break ). Thanks 'gain to both of you.
-pro
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Skywing wrote:
> What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
>
> - S
>
> ------------------------------
> From: Prokash Sinha
> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
> Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>
> 1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose the
> screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the resolution
> again …
> 2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work
> ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
>
> -pro
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You lost me on the ‘expanded command line one?’ Where is this? Cmd? WinDbg?
mm
I meant to say, open a cmd window, maximize, then try to drag it to the
right side, I see it becomes the std. size. As you know, whenever we
maximize, the cmd window goes to the left side of the screen… So to get
two cmd window side by side and maximized, I need couple tries… May be
you have not seen it, it is quite noticeable if you see it !!
-pro
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:55 PM, wrote:
> You lost me on the ‘expanded command line one?’ Where is this? Cmd?
> WinDbg?
>
>
> mm
>
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I use serial cable. Now I just tried the Ctrl+Alt+D/ Ctrl+D. Nothing happens
…
Usually I’ve seen that resynch works in normal use-case. But never had a
situation to hibernate and boot from it later.
I hibernate both machines when I take a long break, then comeback boot them
up …
Even weird is that if I set a bp at next reboot, it breaks into krnl, let
it go, then logon to the target, and try to break… nothing happens, just
like the previous observation…
But if I use the target to break into its kernel ( SysRq/Ctrl+SysRq) then I
can break in …
And I get something like this ( if it is of any use , though I don’t want
to delve into it ) –
<<< Now again I can’t break from the dev machine >>>
0: kd> be *
0: kd> g
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 8293b954) returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
Send Break in …
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
PacketType=7, ByteCount=f4, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 7 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
READ: Packet type = 7, KdApi64 = 1
>> State change event 3030, proc 1 of 2, str ‘’
Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance)
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bc0, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=60, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bd8, 28) returns 00000000, 28
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=304, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgKdGetContext(PC 82870bc8, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
*******************************************************************************
*
*
* You are seeing this message because you pressed either
*
* CTRL+C (if you run kd.exe) or,
*
* CTRL+BREAK (if you run WinDBG),
*
* on your debugger machine’s keyboard.
*
*
*
* THIS IS NOT A BUG OR A SYSTEM CRASH
*
*
*
* If you did not intend to break into the debugger, press the “g” key, then
*
* press the “Enter” key now. This message might immediately reappear. If
it *
* does, press “g” and “Enter” again.
*
*
*
*******************************************************************************
nt!RtlpBreakWithStatusInstruction:
82870bc8 cc int 3
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=138, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfbe4, 100) returns 00000000, 100
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bb8, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=af0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8452c548, ab8) returns 00000000, ab8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=540, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8452d000, 508) returns 00000000, 508
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfce4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82905d80, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8285b820, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8294cc70, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82876f0a, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfd64, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d765, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=3d, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d760, 5) returns 00000000, 5
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfde4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(828d2e08, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d758, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdReadControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807cbc28, 80) returns 00000000, 80
1: kd> g
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Skywing wrote:
>
> What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
>
> - S
>
> ------------------------------
> From: Prokash Sinha
> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
> Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>
> 1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose the
> screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the resolution
> again …
> 2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work
> ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
>
> -pro
> — WINDBG is sponsored by OSR For our schedule of WDF, WDM, debugging and
> other seminars visit: http://www.osr.com/seminars To unsubscribe, visit
> the List Server section of OSR Online at
> http://www.osronline.com/page.cfm?name=ListServer
>
> —
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That log seems to show everything working OK according to my reading, break-in happening when requested by the debugger. Are you sure that was the right log?
From: Prokash Sinha
Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 16:13
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
I use serial cable. Now I just tried the Ctrl+Alt+D/ Ctrl+D. Nothing happens …
Usually I’ve seen that resynch works in normal use-case. But never had a situation to hibernate and boot from it later.
I hibernate both machines when I take a long break, then comeback boot them up …
Even weird is that if I set a bp at next reboot, it breaks into krnl, let it go, then logon to the target, and try to break… nothing happens, just like the previous observation…
But if I use the target to break into its kernel ( SysRq/Ctrl+SysRq) then I can break in …
And I get something like this ( if it is of any use , though I don’t want to delve into it ) –
<<< Now again I can’t break from the dev machine >>>
0: kd> be
0: kd> g
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 8293b954) returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
Send Break in …
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
PacketType=7, ByteCount=f4, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 7 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
READ: Packet type = 7, KdApi64 = 1
>>> State change event 3030, proc 1 of 2, str ‘’
Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance)
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bc0, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=60, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bd8, 28) returns 00000000, 28
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=304, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgKdGetContext(PC 82870bc8, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
You are seeing this message because you pressed either
CTRL+C (if you run kd.exe) or,
CTRL+BREAK (if you run WinDBG),
on your debugger machine’s keyboard.
THIS IS NOT A BUG OR A SYSTEM CRASH
If you did not intend to break into the debugger, press the “g” key, then
press the “Enter” key now. This message might immediately reappear. If it
does, press “g” and “Enter” again.
*
nt!RtlpBreakWithStatusInstruction:
82870bc8 cc int 3
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=138, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfbe4, 100) returns 00000000, 100
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82870bb8, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=af0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8452c548, ab8) returns 00000000, ab8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=540, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8452d000, 508) returns 00000000, 508
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfce4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82905d80, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8285b820, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8294cc70, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(82876f0a, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfd64, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d765, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=3d, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d760, 5) returns 00000000, 5
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807dfde4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(828d2e08, 80) returns 00000000, 80
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(8286d758, 8) returns 00000000, 8
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdReadControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
KdReadVirtual(807cbc28, 80) returns 00000000, 80
1: kd> g
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
READ: Wait for type 2 packet
PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
WRITE: Write type 2 packet
READ: Wait for ACK packet
PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
READ: Received correct ACK packet.
DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Skywing > wrote:
What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
- S
________________________________
From: Prokash Sinha >
Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List >
Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose the screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the resolution again …
2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
-pro
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Yes, it just popped out after I broke in from Target, switched to dev
machine, then be *, then g. It just happened now, and I’m not using any
.logopen or .logappend etc…
Still can’t break from the dev. machine…
But it’s okay for me to restart the windbg, since most of the settings are
saved into a workspace…
-pro
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Skywing wrote:
> That log seems to show everything working OK according to my reading,
> break-in happening when requested by the debugger. Are you sure that was the
> right log?
>
> - S
>
> ------------------------------
> From: Prokash Sinha
> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 16:13
> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
> Subject: Re: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>
> I use serial cable. Now I just tried the Ctrl+Alt+D/ Ctrl+D. Nothing
> happens …
> Usually I’ve seen that resynch works in normal use-case. But never had a
> situation to hibernate and boot from it later.
>
> I hibernate both machines when I take a long break, then comeback boot
> them up …
>
> Even weird is that if I set a bp at next reboot, it breaks into krnl,
> let it go, then logon to the target, and try to break… nothing happens,
> just like the previous observation…
>
> But if I use the target to break into its kernel ( SysRq/Ctrl+SysRq) then
> I can break in …
>
> And I get something like this ( if it is of any use , though I don’t
> want to delve into it ) –
> <<< Now again I can’t break from the dev machine >>>
>
> 0: kd> be *
> 0: kd> g
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 8293b954) returns 00000000
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> Send Break in …
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> PacketType=7, ByteCount=f4, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 7 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> READ: Packet type = 7, KdApi64 = 1
> >>> State change event 3030, proc 1 of 2, str ‘’
> Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance)
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(82870bc0, 8) returns 00000000, 8
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=60, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(82870bd8, 28) returns 00000000, 28
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=304, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> DbgKdGetContext(PC 82870bc8, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
>
> ****************
>
>
> * You are seeing this message because you pressed either
>
> * CTRL+C (if you run kd.exe) or,
>
> * CTRL+BREAK (if you run WinDBG),
>
> * on your debugger machine’s keyboard.
>
>
>
> * THIS IS NOT A BUG OR A SYSTEM CRASH
>
>
>
> * If you did not intend to break into the debugger, press the “g” key, then
>
> * press the “Enter” key now. This message might immediately reappear. If
> it
> * does, press “g” and “Enter” again.
>
>
>
>
>
> nt!RtlpBreakWithStatusInstruction:
> 82870bc8 cc int 3
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=138, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(807dfbe4, 100) returns 00000000, 100
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(82870bb8, 8) returns 00000000, 8
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=af0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8452c548, ab8) returns 00000000, ab8
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=540, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8452d000, 508) returns 00000000, 508
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(807dfce4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(82905d80, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8285b820, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8294cc70, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(82876f0a, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(807dfd64, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8286d765, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=3d, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8286d760, 5) returns 00000000, 5
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(807dfde4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(828d2e08, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(8286d758, 8) returns 00000000, 8
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> DbgKdReadControlSpace returns 00000000
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> KdReadVirtual(807cbc28, 80) returns 00000000, 80
> 1: kd> g
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>
> DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>
> DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
> READ: Wait for ACK packet
> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
> DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Skywing wrote:
>>
>> What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
>>
>> - S
>>
>> ------------------------------
>> From: Prokash Sinha
>> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
>> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
>> Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>>
>> 1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose
>> the screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the
>> resolution again …
>> 2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work
>> ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
>>
>> -pro
>> — WINDBG is sponsored by OSR For our schedule of WDF, WDM, debugging
>> and other seminars visit: http://www.osr.com/seminars To unsubscribe,
>> visit the List Server section of OSR Online at
>> http://www.osronline.com/page.cfm?name=ListServer
>>
>> —
>> WINDBG is sponsored by OSR
>>
>> For our schedule of WDF, WDM, debugging and other seminars visit:
>> http://www.osr.com/seminars
>>
>> To unsubscribe, visit the List Server section of OSR Online at
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>>
>
> — WINDBG is sponsored by OSR For our schedule of WDF, WDM, debugging and
> other seminars visit: http://www.osr.com/seminars To unsubscribe, visit
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Just to record it, this time there is no problem. I started the dev machine
from the hibernate first, and right away started the target from the
hibernated state. Everything fine, it did not have to kill windbg and bring
up …
I’m going to leave it at that: Try to break, if not restart the windbg.
-pro
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 4:32 PM, Prokash Sinha wrote:
> Yes, it just popped out after I broke in from Target, switched to dev
> machine, then be *, then g. It just happened now, and I’m not using any
> .logopen or .logappend etc…
> Still can’t break from the dev. machine…
>
> But it’s okay for me to restart the windbg, since most of the settings are
> saved into a workspace…
>
> -pro
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Skywing wrote:
>
>> That log seems to show everything working OK according to my reading,
>> break-in happening when requested by the debugger. Are you sure that was the
>> right log?
>>
>> - S
>>
>> ------------------------------
>> From: Prokash Sinha
>> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 16:13
>> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
>> Subject: Re: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>>
>> I use serial cable. Now I just tried the Ctrl+Alt+D/ Ctrl+D. Nothing
>> happens …
>> Usually I’ve seen that resynch works in normal use-case. But never had a
>> situation to hibernate and boot from it later.
>>
>> I hibernate both machines when I take a long break, then comeback boot
>> them up …
>>
>> Even weird is that if I set a bp at next reboot, it breaks into krnl,
>> let it go, then logon to the target, and try to break… nothing happens,
>> just like the previous observation…
>>
>> But if I use the target to break into its kernel ( SysRq/Ctrl+SysRq)
>> then I can break in …
>>
>> And I get something like this ( if it is of any use , though I don’t
>> want to delve into it ) –
>> <<< Now again I can’t break from the dev machine >>>
>>
>> 0: kd> be *
>> 0: kd> g
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 8293b954) returns 00000000
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> Send Break in …
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> PacketType=7, ByteCount=f4, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 7 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> READ: Packet type = 7, KdApi64 = 1
>> >>> State change event 3030, proc 1 of 2, str ’ '
>> Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance)
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(82870bc0, 8) returns 00000000, 8
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=60, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(82870bd8, 28) returns 00000000, 28
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=304, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> DbgKdGetContext(PC 82870bc8, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
>>
>> ****************
>>
>>
>> * You are seeing this message because you pressed either
>>
>> * CTRL+C (if you run kd.exe) or,
>>
>> * CTRL+BREAK (if you run WinDBG),
>>
>> * on your debugger machine’s keyboard.
>>
>>
>>
>> * THIS IS NOT A BUG OR A SYSTEM CRASH
>>
>>
>>
>> * If you did not intend to break into the debugger, press the “g” key,
>> then
>> * press the “Enter” key now. This message might immediately reappear. If
>> it
>> * does, press “g” and “Enter” again.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> nt!RtlpBreakWithStatusInstruction:
>> 82870bc8 cc int 3
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=138, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(807dfbe4, 100) returns 00000000, 100
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(82870bb8, 8) returns 00000000, 8
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=af0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8452c548, ab8) returns 00000000, ab8
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=540, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8452d000, 508) returns 00000000, 508
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(807dfce4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(82905d80, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8285b820, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8294cc70, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(82876f0a, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(807dfd64, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8286d765, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=3d, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8286d760, 5) returns 00000000, 5
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(807dfde4, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(828d2e08, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=40, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(8286d758, 8) returns 00000000, 8
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> DbgKdReadControlSpace returns 00000000
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=b8, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> KdReadVirtual(807cbc28, 80) returns 00000000, 80
>> 1: kd> g
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=38, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800000 successfully.
>>
>> DbgKdSetContext(PC 82870bc9, SP 807dfbe4) returns 00000000
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> READ: Wait for type 2 packet
>> PacketType=2, ByteCount=8c, PacketId=80800001,
>> READ: Received Type 2 data packet with id = 80800001 successfully.
>>
>> DbgWriteControlSpace returns 00000000
>> WRITE: Write type 2 packet
>> READ: Wait for ACK packet
>> PacketType=4, ByteCount=0, PacketId=80800000,
>> READ: Received correct ACK packet.
>> DbgKdContinue(10001,10001) returns 00000000
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Skywing wrote:
>>>
>>> What’s protocol debugging (Ctrl-Alt-D/Ctrl-D) show when reconnect fails?
>>>
>>> - S
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>> From: Prokash Sinha
>>> Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 08:28
>>> To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
>>> Subject: [windbg] Am I the only one seeing this?
>>>
>>> 1) Every reboot either fresh or from hibernation of win 7 rc, I loose
>>> the screen resolution. Need to right click on desktop, and adjust the
>>> resolution again …
>>> 2) Windbg instance looses the connection ( so resynch … does not work
>>> ). Brute force ( shut down the instance and bring up ) works.
>>>
>>> -pro
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