RE: Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on W indows Vista

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1

Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it
work before? Could you give some more details.

Thanks.

Tao

From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on
Windows Vista

There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug
support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

“Tao Zhou” >
wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

Hi,

I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into
my computer, Windows Vista doesnt find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver
(NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX
support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these
cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

Thanks.

Tao Zhou

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Did you follow the directions? Why don’t you tell us how you did it beginning with the host system. All command lines used, OS versions, etc. Then how you configured the target system. Have you ever succeeded in using 1394 and/or serial on the same systems and OS versions? They have people who teach classes in this.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it work before? Could you give some more details.

Thanks.

Tao

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From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on Windows Vista

There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…

Hi,

I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into my computer, Windows Vista doesn’t find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver (NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

Thanks.

Tao Zhou

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“David J. Craig” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
Did you follow the directions? Why don’t you tell us how you did it beginning with the host system. All command lines used, OS versions, etc. Then how you configured the target system. Have you ever succeeded in using 1394 and/or serial on the same systems and OS versions? They have people who teach classes in this.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it work before? Could you give some more details.

Thanks.

Tao

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From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on Windows Vista

There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…

Hi,

I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into my computer, Windows Vista doesn’t find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver (NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

Thanks.

Tao Zhou

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I think I follow the directions, maybe some mistake, I always succeeded with
serial cable, but doesnt try 1394, because I see Vista will support USB 2
cable to debug, it should be fast, so I want to use. I use bcdedit to
configure/enable USB 2 as debug, use such cable to connect two hosts, but
debug connection doesnt establish, I guess my computer doesnt know this
device, so I want to know who can succeeded to use such USB 2 cable before,
see the cable here
http://www.plxtech.com/products/NET2000/NET20DC/default.asp
http: .

Tao



From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 12:28 AM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on W
indows Vista

P.S. I am not a consultant at this time, so no email. Newsgroup postings
only.

“David J. Craig” >
wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

Did you follow the directions? Why don’t you tell us how you did it
beginning with the host system. All command lines used, OS versions, etc.
Then how you configured the target system. Have you ever succeeded in using
1394 and/or serial on the same systems and OS versions? They have people
who teach classes in this.

“Tao Zhou” >
wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it
work before? Could you give some more details.

Thanks.

Tao

From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on
Windows Vista

There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug
support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

“Tao Zhou” >
wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

Hi,

I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into
my computer, Windows Vista doesnt find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver
(NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX
support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these
cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

Thanks.

Tao Zhou

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Is the computer a Dell? Does it have the required USB 2 chipset? Did you read the instructions in the windbg help about USB 2? I have one system that does not work, but it works with a Dell target. This only applies to the target as the host can be a XP computer.
“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
I think I follow the directions, maybe some mistake, I always succeeded with serial cable, but doesn’t try 1394, because I see Vista will support USB 2 cable to debug, it should be fast, so I want to use. I use bcdedit to configure/enable USB 2 as debug, use such cable to connect two hosts, but debug connection doesn’t establish, I guess my computer doesn’t know this device, so I want to know who can succeeded to use such USB 2 cable before, see the cable here http://www.plxtech.com/products/NET2000/NET20DC/default.asp.

Tao

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From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 12:28 AM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on W indows Vista

P.S. I am not a consultant at this time, so no email. Newsgroup postings only.

“David J. Craig” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…

Did you follow the directions? Why don’t you tell us how you did it beginning with the host system. All command lines used, OS versions, etc. Then how you configured the target system. Have you ever succeeded in using 1394 and/or serial on the same systems and OS versions? They have people who teach classes in this.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…

Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it work before? Could you give some more details.

Thanks.

Tao

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From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on Windows Vista

There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

“Tao Zhou” wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…

Hi,

I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into my computer, Windows Vista doesn’t find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver (NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

Thanks.

Tao Zhou

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Ok, now I figure out how to work, my computer is DELL laptop, it doesnt
work, but my other desktops work. The details instructions as following,

  1. Check Target and Host machines if they have USB2 controller or not?
    If they have, then go to next, otherwise doesnt work;

  2. You need have such special debug cable, see
    http://www.plxtech.com/products/NET2000/NET20DC/default.asp
    http: ;

    3. MUST run latest WinDbg (6.6.7.5) on Target and Host machines FIRST
    before you plug in debug cable, and select File -> Kernel Debugging -> USB
    2.0 tab, click OK, then close WinDbg and save as default setting. This step
    will install Debug Cable Driver, on Windows Vista, you will select install
    ANYWAY;

    4. MUST plug in you debug cable on your Target and Host machine USB
    HUB PORT 1, if you dont know which one is port 1, use usbview.exe
    application to verify, but some machine you will never find the port 1 as
    you can plug in debug cable, like my DELL laptop, sorry you will be not able
    to use this as Target machine;

    5. Use bcdedit to Create/Add your debug entry on Windows Vista as
    target machine;

    6. Use the latest WinDbg to enjoy your debug through USB 2.0 Debug
    Cable;

    Tao



    From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
    Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 2:15 PM
    To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
    Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on W
    indows Vista

    Is the computer a Dell? Does it have the required USB 2 chipset? Did you
    read the instructions in the windbg help about USB 2? I have one system
    that does not work, but it works with a Dell target. This only applies to
    the target as the host can be a XP computer.

    “Tao Zhou” >
    wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

    I think I follow the directions, maybe some mistake, I always succeeded with
    serial cable, but doesnt try 1394, because I see Vista will support USB 2
    cable to debug, it should be fast, so I want to use. I use bcdedit to
    configure/enable USB 2 as debug, use such cable to connect two hosts, but
    debug connection doesnt establish, I guess my computer doesnt know this
    device, so I want to know who can succeeded to use such USB 2 cable before,
    see the cable here
    http://www.plxtech.com/products/NET2000/NET20DC/default.asp
    http: .

    Tao

    From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
    Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 12:28 AM
    To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
    Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on W
    indows Vista

    P.S. I am not a consultant at this time, so no email. Newsgroup postings
    only.

    “David J. Craig” >
    wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

    Did you follow the directions? Why don’t you tell us how you did it
    beginning with the host system. All command lines used, OS versions, etc.
    Then how you configured the target system. Have you ever succeeded in using
    1394 and/or serial on the same systems and OS versions? They have people
    who teach classes in this.

    “Tao Zhou” >
    wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

    Thanks David, but it still doesn’t work, did you use this cable and made it
    work before? Could you give some more details.

    Thanks.

    Tao

    _____

    From: David J. Craig [mailto:xxxxx@yoshimuni.com]
    Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 3:04 PM
    To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
    Subject: Re:[windbg] Can not find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver on
    Windows Vista

    There is no driver on the target system. It is built into the OS’s debug
    support. Leave it as a device with an error on the target.

    “Tao Zhou” >
    wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg news:xxxxx …

    Hi,

    I bought NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable from PLX, when I plug in the cable into
    my computer, Windows Vista doesnt find NetChip USB 2.0 Debug Cable driver
    (NetChip Turbo CONNECT 2.0), I use search, it still can not find, but PLX
    support said Windows Vista should support it. Is there anybody use these
    cables with WinDbg (use USB2.0 Debug Cable)?

    Thanks.

    Tao Zhou

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