Hi All,
Suddenly everything stopped working.
Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394 controller. That
means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is x86_6.9.3.113. I
entered ctrl+Alt + d.
I got the following output
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
Done.
I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am getting the
same message. There is no difference!
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
karthikselvan
I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable the 1394 controller on the target.
Good luck,
mm
sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
Hi All,
Suddenly everything stopped working.
Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394 controller.
That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is x86_6.9.3.113. I
entered ctrl+Alt + d.
I got the following output
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
Done.
I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am getting the
same message. There is no difference!
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
READ: Error 80070014.
READ: Wait for type 7 packet
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards
karthikselvan
I disabled the 1394 controller on the target. It worked.
Thanks
karthikselvan
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
wrote:
> I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable the 1394
> controller on the target.
>
>
> Good luck,
>
> mm
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Suddenly everything stopped working.
>>
>> Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394 controller.
>> That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
>>
>> Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is x86_6.9.3.113. I
>> entered ctrl+Alt + d.
>> I got the following output
>>
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>>
>> I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
>>
>> Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
>> SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
>> SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
>> Done.
>>
>> I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am getting the
>> same message. There is no difference!
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>>
>> Any help will be appreciated.
>>
>> Regards
>> karthikselvan
>>
>>
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This has been my experience, though the documentation does not agree:
‘On Windows Vista (any version), Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), and Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), do not
disable the host controller on the target computer. In fact, disabling the host controller while running these operating systems can
prevent you from debugging the system during some power state changes.’
Cheers,
mm
sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
I disabled the 1394 controller on the target. It worked.
Thanks
karthikselvan
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
> wrote:
>
> I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable the 1394
> controller on the target.
>
>
> Good luck,
>
> mm
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Suddenly everything stopped working.
>
> Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394
> controller. That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
>
> Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is
> x86_6.9.3.113. I entered ctrl+Alt + d.
> I got the following output
>
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
>
> I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
>
> Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
> SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
> SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
> Done.
>
> I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am
> getting the same message. There is no difference!
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
> Regards
> karthikselvan
>
>
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I for one have never gotten 1394 to work without disabling the host
controller.
–
Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK)
Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting
Website: http://www.windrvr.com
Blog: http://msmvps.com/blogs/WinDrvr
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> This has been my experience, though the documentation does not agree:
>
> ‘On Windows Vista (any version), Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1
> (SP1), and Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), do not disable the host
> controller on the target computer. In fact, disabling the host controller
> while running these operating systems can prevent you from debugging the
> system during some power state changes.’
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> mm
>
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>> I disabled the 1394 controller on the target. It worked.
>>
>> Thanks
>> karthikselvan
>>
>> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
>> > wrote:
>>
>> I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable the 1394
>> controller on the target.
>>
>>
>> Good luck,
>>
>> mm
>>
>>
>> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Suddenly everything stopped working.
>>
>> Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394
>> controller. That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
>>
>> Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is
>> x86_6.9.3.113. I entered ctrl+Alt + d.
>> I got the following output
>>
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>>
>> I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
>>
>> Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
>> SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
>> SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
>> Done.
>>
>> I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am
>> getting the same message. There is no difference!
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>>
>> Any help will be appreciated.
>>
>> Regards
>> karthikselvan
>>
>>
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It worked fine for the last two days. I didn’t disable the controller.
Today, it stopped working. Your technique worked.Good discovery man.
Microsoft should document properly.
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
wrote:
> This has been my experience, though the documentation does not agree:
>
> ‘On Windows Vista (any version), Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1
> (SP1), and Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), do not disable the host
> controller on the target computer. In fact, disabling the host controller
> while running these operating systems can prevent you from debugging the
> system during some power state changes.’
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> mm
>
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>
>> I disabled the 1394 controller on the target. It worked.
>>
>> Thanks
>> karthikselvan
>>
>> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Martin O’Brien <
>> xxxxx@evitechnology.com mailto:xxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable the 1394
>> controller on the target.
>>
>>
>> Good luck,
>>
>> mm
>>
>>
>> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Suddenly everything stopped working.
>>
>> Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394
>> controller. That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
>>
>> Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is
>> x86_6.9.3.113. I entered ctrl+Alt + d.
>> I got the following output
>>
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>>
>> I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
>>
>> Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
>> SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
>> SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
>> Done.
>>
>> I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am
>> getting the same message. There is no difference!
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>> READ: Error 80070014.
>> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>>
>> Any help will be appreciated.
>>
>> Regards
>> karthikselvan
>>
>>
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Improve the WinDbg documentation? What a good idea. Previously, I would have told you that you might as well wish for world peace,
but recently, I’ve seen some things that make me think that there is hope. If you haven’t seen the most recent issue of the
NTInsider, you can read about it, but it’s still a work in progress, and will take some time.
Cheers,
mm
sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
It worked fine for the last two days. I didn’t disable the controller.
Today, it stopped working. Your technique worked.Good discovery man.
Microsoft should document properly.
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
> wrote:
>
> This has been my experience, though the documentation does not agree:
>
> ‘On Windows Vista (any version), Windows Server 2003 with Service
> Pack 1 (SP1), and Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), do not
> disable the host controller on the target computer. In fact,
> disabling the host controller while running these operating systems
> can prevent you from debugging the system during some power state
> changes.’
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> mm
>
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>
> I disabled the 1394 controller on the target. It worked.
>
> Thanks
> karthikselvan
>
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Martin O’Brien
>
> mailto:xxxxx> mailto:xxxxx>> wrote:
>
> I know it’s not supposed to necessary, but I would disable
> the 1394
> controller on the target.
>
>
> Good luck,
>
> mm
>
>
> sachithanandam karthikselvan wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Suddenly everything stopped working.
>
> Target: Windows 2003 SP1. I see yellow mark on my IEEE 1394
> controller. That means kernel claimed the ownership of 1394.
>
> Host: Vista Home edition (My laptop). WinDbg version is
> x86_6.9.3.113. I entered ctrl+Alt + d.
> I got the following output
>
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
>
> I entered Ctrl+Alt+R. I got the following output.
>
> Resync packet id …Kd sync initial break: on
> SYNCTARGET: Received KD_RESET ACK packet.
> SYNCTARGET: Target synchronized successfully…
> Done.
>
> I unplugged my 1394 cable and I tried Ctrl+Alt+R. Still I am
> getting the same message. There is no difference!
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
> READ: Error 80070014.
> READ: Wait for type 7 packet
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
> Regards
> karthikselvan
>
>
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