Hi~
I make some switch, case phrase.
When I call KeBugCheckEx, Blue screen shows up!
How can I avoid it?
KeBugCheckEx(FAT_FILE_SYSTEM, BugCheckFileId | LINE, A, B, C );
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That is exactly what KeBugCheckEx does.
If you just want to print something out and/or make the system stop in
the debugger:
DbgPrint(“This is a breakpoint at line %d\n”, LINE);
DbgPrint(“Enter ‘g’ to continue\n”);
DbgBreakPoint();
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Subject: [ntfsd] KeBugCheckEx make BlueScreen!!
Hi~
I make some switch, case phrase.
When I call KeBugCheckEx, Blue screen shows up!
How can I avoid it?
KeBugCheckEx(FAT_FILE_SYSTEM, BugCheckFileId | LINE, A, B, C );
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> I make some switch, case phrase.
When I call KeBugCheckEx, Blue screen shows up!
This is exactly a function to halt the OS with the blue screen. It is
designed to be such.
Max
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