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From: gmurray@compulink.co.uk (Graham Murray)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: WDEB386
Message-ID: <memo.37173@cix.uucp>
Date: 30 Nov 90 21:46:00 GMT
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  Has anyone got this to work properly?

  I have a serial terminal connected, running the debugging version
of
  windows. I am starting WDEB386 with the following command line from
  \windows\system directory

  WDEB386 /C:2 /V /S:krnl386.sym /S:user.sym /S:gdi.sym ..\win.com /3

  This starts Windows and displays all the segment addresses as they
  load. However, at no time am I given ANY prompt to enter commands.
If
  I press ctrl+C when Windows is idle, nothing happens. If I press it
  when the segment adresses are being displayed, it always stops at
the
  same CS:EIP at 28:xxx. On typing G or any other command that I
think
  should cause Windows to continue executing, the computer just
  re-boots!

  I have also tried it with also loading the symbols for an
application
  and quoting the application name after win.com on the command line.
  The application just runs and never offers me a prompt.


  Graham Murray
  gmurray@cix.compulink.co.uk