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NOTE: unless otherwise specified all the tasks here list the WinDbg commands that should be entered in a debugger command window. "Windows with 1394 debugger enabled (ch 10)"

In the displayed boot menu select the entry you previously added using steps in the "Kernel Debugging Setup" section above, e.g.

Finally windbg should print something like.

The first time you do it you'll see some progress while WinDbg is installing the 1394d driver.

For 1394 debugging: in WinDbg do: "File"->"Kernel Debug"->open "1394" tab and type "10" (w/o quotes) in the "Chanel" edit box->press "OK".

"Run As Administrator") the first time you want to setup a 1394 kernel debugging so that it is able to install the necessary 1394 debugging driver.

NOTE: you need to run it with elevated privileges (i.e.

Follow the steps below on the host and then on target machine respectively:.

Connect Host and Target computer with a 1394 cable (for 1394 debugging) or with a null-modem cable (for null-modem debugging).

Once both Host & Target computers are configured with the above steps, you can start kernel debugging by the following steps: the path where the downloaded symbols would be stored/cached.

NOTE: the C:\symbols here is the path of your downstream store, i.e.

Setup WinDbg symbol paths: "File"->"Symbol File Path" -> in the "Symbol File Path" dialog enter "srv*c:\symbols* " (w/o quotes) in the edit box->"OK".

Run the WinDbg debugger: "Start"->"All Programs"->"Debugging Tools For Windows"->"WinDbg".

Both 32bit and 64bit versions of Debugging Tools could be used for debugging both 32bit and 64bit Targets.

You can install it as a stand-alone component from the Windows SDK in a way described here.

NOTE: once you don't need kernel debugging anymore, you can remove the above entry by the following command run from an elevated console:.

We use 10 here throughout this article for simplicity.

NOTE: any channel number could be used, but the channel used by the host and the target should match of course.Target Computer configuration for 1394 debuggingįor Vista+ systems, run the following commands from the elevated console: The 1394 is preferable since it is much faster. Host & Target computers are connected either either by a Null-modem (Com-to-Com) cable or a Firewire (1394) cable. Windows kernel debugging requires two computers - the "target computer" - is where the code being debugged is run, and the "host computer" - is where the debugger is run. Windows Kernel Debugging Tips Kernel Debugging Setup