The WinDbg command ‘g’ means [Continue] Since you’re opening a dump-file there is no way to ‘continue’, it only contains the process memory. So the message No runnable debuggees error in ‘g’ is logical in your case since the process is not running .
12/4/2007 · Since this is really basic, try to break on module load kd> sxe ld Then, on module-load event, try to set your breakpoints. The first breakpoint that will hit is !DriverEntry.
10/5/2010 · Hi, Thansk for your post. Could you be more specific about hwo you debug your application? Have your tried starting your application first and then attach the windbg to the running process?, 10/21/2010 · When I run it on the Test System, it locks up the app. Hitting ‘ g ‘ just gets a No debuggee message. At that point there is no way to recover other than closing WinDbg. When running remotely, using either WinDbg connecting to test system, ‘ntsd’ on the test system with WinDbg on the host. The entire test system locks, 10/17/2020 · hi everyone i recently get bsod everytime i try to shut down/restart my windows. It’s display DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE. i managed to locate and analyze the minidump in C:Windowsminidump with WinDbg, but i dont understand the results of what cause the bsod or something.. 12: kd> !analyze -v, Since you’re opening a dump-file there is no way to ‘continue’, it only contains the process memory. So the message No runnabledebuggees error in ‘g’ is logical in your case since the process is not running. Concerning loading the correct version of SOS use the following.
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5/14/2007 · The g command starts executing the given process or thread. Execution will halt at the end of the program, when BreakAddress is hit, or when another event causes the debugger to stop. Environment :user mode, kernel mode Targets :live debugging only Platforms :all dmp ????? g ??, They install side-by-side, so there’s no problem in having both the 32 bit and the 64 bit version on the same machine. I would advice against copying SOS.dll. SOS needs to match the exact version of the framework, so as long as you load it from the framework directory using .loadby, you’re all set.
Since this is really basic, try to break on module load kd> sxe ld Then, on module-load event, try to set your breakpoints. The first breakpoint that will hit is !DriverEntry.
