Hello everyone,
I’ve the following problem using WinDbg. We have a Windows 2000 source code license and we need to do source debugging of the tcpip.sys module. The strange thing is that I’m able to do source debigging on a generic driver (compiled using the ddk) but not on the tcpip module. WinDbg is unable to reference a breakpoint and code lines are not shown when a breakpoint is encountered.
I also placed the build path of the tcpip into the symbols path of WinDbg so it should be able to retrieve the right symbol files, but nothing.
Anyone could suggest me anything ?
Could this be related to the fact I didn’t sign the tcpip.sys moduled produced during my build ?
Thanks
Matteo Pelati
Computer Science Department
University of Milan - Italy
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Rebuild TCPIP.SYS from the source you have and put it under the debugger (yes, throw away the binary from the OS distro) the same way as if it was your own code.
I did this with FASTFAT from IFS Kit several times.
Max
----- Original Message -----
From: Matteo Pelati
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 1:48 AM
Subject: [ntdev] debugging
Hello everyone,
I’ve the following problem using WinDbg. We have a Windows 2000 source code license and we need to do source debugging of the tcpip.sys module. The strange thing is that I’m able to do source debigging on a generic driver (compiled using the ddk) but not on the tcpip module. WinDbg is unable to reference a breakpoint and code lines are not shown when a breakpoint is encountered.
I also placed the build path of the tcpip into the symbols path of WinDbg so it should be able to retrieve the right symbol files, but nothing.
Anyone could suggest me anything ?
Could this be related to the fact I didn’t sign the tcpip.sys moduled produced during my build ?
Thanks
Matteo Pelati
Computer Science Department
University of Milan - Italy
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