hi, all:
debugger: windbg 64-bit Version.
Target:
Hardware: AMD64bit CPU;
OS: windows 64bit XP;
Host:
Hardware: AMD64bit CPU;
OS: windows 64bit XP;
I use the above envionment to check one 32bit driver, of cause it has blue-screen problems. Here I have 2 questions to ask help:
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I can not see the memory in windbg, I see all the pointer is 0x 00000000’00000000; but when compare it with NULL, they are not equal, I don’t know the reason, and I can not continue to debug.
-
Can I debug the 64bit driver with host machine is 32 bit and windbg is 32bit, if yes, I could save 1 machine for others to use.
Thank you in advance.
Sunwinc
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First, you should have posted to WinDbg.
Second, a 32 bit driver on a 64 bit OS ? That doesn’t make sense.
By the way, your second question is right. You can use a 32 bit machine to
remote debug a 64 bit OS so save your second machine for testing or use a
non-beta OS on it.
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hi, all:
debugger: windbg 64-bit Version.
Target:
Hardware: AMD64bit CPU;
OS: windows 64bit XP;
Host:
Hardware: AMD64bit CPU;
OS: windows 64bit XP;
I use the above envionment to check one 32bit driver, of cause it has
blue-screen problems. Here I have 2 questions to ask help:
1. I can not see the memory in windbg, I see all the pointer is 0x
00000000’00000000; but when compare it with NULL, they are not equal, I
don’t know the reason, and I can not continue to debug.
2. Can I debug the 64bit driver with host machine is 32 bit and windbg is
32bit, if yes, I could save 1 machine for others to use.
Thank you in advance.
Sunwinc