Hello,
I am new to WinDbg and am using it to debug my Win2K Bus Driver on an MP
System. After I press in WinDbg, ~ command shows the following
output:
* 0 1 Stopped 0xFFFFFFFFFFDFF800
1 2 Running 0x…
2 3 Running 0x…
3 4 Running 0x…
Does this mean that ONLY the thread on CPU 0 is stopped (and the threads on
CPU 1, 2 and 3 are running) ?
OR
All the threads are stopped/CPUs are stopped ?
What does the address 0xFFFFFFFFFFDFF800 mean ?
Is there any way to know which debug printf messages are coming from which
CPUs ?
Thanks
Puja
0xFF… is 64-bit ready. Ignore the first 8 Fs.
Yes, there is just one thread stopped. The rest is running.
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Subject: [windbg] WinDbg ~ Command
> Hello,
>
> I am new to WinDbg and am using it to debug my Win2K Bus Driver on an MP
> System. After I press in WinDbg, ~ command shows the following
> output:
>
> * 0 1 Stopped 0xFFFFFFFFFFDFF800
> 1 2 Running 0x…
> 2 3 Running 0x…
> 3 4 Running 0x…
>
> Does this mean that ONLY the thread on CPU 0 is stopped (and the threads
on
> CPU 1, 2 and 3 are running) ?
>
> OR
>
> All the threads are stopped/CPUs are stopped ?
>
> What does the address 0xFFFFFFFFFFDFF800 mean ?
>
> Is there any way to know which debug printf messages are coming from which
> CPUs ?
>
> Thanks
> Puja
>
>
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