Hello All,
I am trying to establish remote debugging session using WinDbg. I have enable
my target system(thro’ BOOT.INI). Establised link thro’ COM1(tested and worke
fine). Also installed symbols on host system. Now, do I need to install
checked build of windows NT on target machine? How do I know, which version is
running on that system? And If I have to Install checked build of Windows NT,
where will I get it?
When I launch WinDbg on host computer, it says Waiting to reconnect…in shell
and Debugee not connected on taskbar below. Can anybody will help me?
Thanks
G!r!
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the checked build version of winNT comes with the MSDN CDs.
when you enable the target machine for debugging (through boot.ini)
you should be able to see the SND RCV blinking during target booting.
your host looks ok.
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Subject: [ntdev] checked build of windows NT on target machine!!
Hello All,
I am trying to establish remote debugging session using WinDbg. I have
enable
my target system(thro’ BOOT.INI). Establised link thro’ COM1(tested and
worke
fine). Also installed symbols on host system. Now, do I need to install
checked build of windows NT on target machine? How do I know, which version
is
running on that system? And If I have to Install checked build of Windows
NT,
where will I get it?
When I launch WinDbg on host computer, it says Waiting to reconnect…in
shell
and Debugee not connected on taskbar below. Can anybody will help me?
Thanks
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> I am trying to establish remote debugging session using WinDbg. I have
enable
my target system(thro’ BOOT.INI). Establised link thro’ COM1(tested and
worke
fine). Also installed symbols on host system. Now, do I need to install
checked build of windows NT on target machine?
Not necessary, but a good idea.
In fact, you do not need the whole checked build - you need only the kernel
- HAL + possibly NDIS, SCSIPORT and other kmode modules - from the checked
build.
running on that system? And If I have to Install checked build of Windows
NT,
where will I get it?
On MSDN.
Max
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Hello,
Now, How do I know , which version( Checked or retail) of NT is running on my
system?
And is there any way, that I can install checked build of NT fron NT setup?
I have built the driver and could install it on target system. I have
configured for demand start. And after booting the system, started it tro’
Device applalet in Control panel. Now, I want to remotely debug the driver
from host system. How do I launch the driver so that, it will break at
DriverEntry?
If you could give exact steps, I would appreciate…I feel WinDbg has
documenented everything very well except this…
Thanks,
Girish
===== Original Message From “Maxim S. Shatskih”
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>> I am trying to establish remote debugging session using WinDbg. I have
>enable
>> my target system(thro’ BOOT.INI). Establised link thro’ COM1(tested and
>worke
>> fine). Also installed symbols on host system. Now, do I need to install
>> checked build of windows NT on target machine?
>
>Not necessary, but a good idea.
>In fact, you do not need the whole checked build - you need only the kernel
>+ HAL + possibly NDIS, SCSIPORT and other kmode modules - from the checked
>build.
>
>> running on that system? And If I have to Install checked build of Windows
>NT,
>> where will I get it?
>
>On MSDN.
>
> Max
>
>
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> If you could give exact steps, I would appreciate…I feel WinDbg has
documenented everything very well except this…
You can enable to module load event or to set a breakpoint in
MmLoadSystemImage.
These ways will cause WinDbg to break each time some driver is loaded.
Max
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