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Remote Debugging with WinDbg over IEEE 1384
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AVee
2008-08-18 23:43:02 UTC
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I am in need of assistance beginning a debugging session using WndDbg for a
MFC application program. I have two Win Xp computers connected with IEEE
1384, and also connected over a simple Windows network with file sharing. I
have debugging tools installed on both computers, and I can break into a
kernel debug screen from the Host (In other words 1384 hardware is working).
I can also source level debug on the Target using WinDbg. I see some of my
command line errors which I type on the Target show up in the Host's WinDbg
screen when trying to connect the two. I think I need some step by step
guidance setting getting the Target and the Host to cooperate. Thanks.
AVee
2008-08-19 20:51:02 UTC
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Please disregard my entry here. I am re-posting this question on the, perhaps
more appropriate "Developers-Debugging Tools for Windows" forum.
Post by AVee
I am in need of assistance beginning a debugging session using WndDbg for a
MFC application program. I have two Win Xp computers connected with IEEE
1384, and also connected over a simple Windows network with file sharing. I
have debugging tools installed on both computers, and I can break into a
kernel debug screen from the Host (In other words 1384 hardware is working).
I can also source level debug on the Target using WinDbg. I see some of my
command line errors which I type on the Target show up in the Host's WinDbg
screen when trying to connect the two. I think I need some step by step
guidance setting getting the Target and the Host to cooperate. Thanks.
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