Hi,
Second try. New list.
Are there any trick to getting WinDbg working with ieee1394 connections? I
have 1394 cards in the debugee and debugger. The debugee doesn’t complain
but the debugger refuses to load the windbg 1394 driver.
Anyone tried this? I’m hoping for debugging at a non glacial pace.
Thanks!
Thomas Swanson
XIOtech Corporation
A Seagate Company
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Both host & target need to be running Windows XP (Whistler), as stated
in the docs. 1394 debugging is not supported on Win2k or NT4 for either
machine. And the 1394 cards need to be OHCI compliant.
For serial connections you can raise the baud rate to 115200 which
offers a good speedup from the default baudrate. Please see the
debugger docs on how to do this.
-----Original Message-----
From: Swanson, Tom [mailto:xxxxx@XIOtech.com]
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 8:27 AM
To: Kernel Debugging Interest List
Subject: [windbg] WinDBG and 1394
Hi,
Second try. New list.
Are there any trick to getting WinDbg working with ieee1394 connections?
I
have 1394 cards in the debugee and debugger. The debugee doesn’t
complain
but the debugger refuses to load the windbg 1394 driver.
Anyone tried this? I’m hoping for debugging at a non glacial pace.
Thanks!
Thomas Swanson
XIOtech Corporation
A Seagate Company
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