Hi,
bcdedit on Win 7 allows to set two different debug flags:
bcdedit /debug
bcdedit /bootdebug
which is the difference between them ? Thanks
/debug enables standard Kernel debugging. The debug connection is not
established until after the Kernel is initialized.
/bootdebug enables debugging for WinLoad, which is the boot loader. It’s the
thing that loads the Kernel and other boot start drivers into memory (see
Windows Internals for further details).
-scott
OSR
@OSRDrivers
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Hi,
bcdedit on Win 7 allows to set two different debug flags:
bcdedit /debug
bcdedit /bootdebug
which is the difference between them ? Thanks