windbg - How is remote debugging over 1394 cable working? -
i'm bit confused msdn documentation.
there 2 articles don't understand. first http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/hh451173(v=vs.85).aspx says:
suppose set establish kernel-mode debugging session, between host computer , target computer, on 1394 cable on channel 32. can use following procedure establish remote debugging session: on host computer, enter following command in command prompt window. windbg -server tcp:port=5005 -k 1394:channel=32 on remote computer, enter following command in command prompt window. windbg -remote tcp:port=5005,server=yourhostcomputer yourhostcomputer name of host computer, running debugging server.
if done on 1394 cable, why command "tcp:port=5005" ?
i managed set connection using above instructions, don't understand command does.
second, seems totally different thing http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff556866(v=vs.85).aspx
i need "for beginners" type of info. words how works or documentations explains things bit more in detail helpful.
the command windbg -server tcp:port=5005 -k 1394:channel=32
opens 2 connections:
- firewire connection on channel #32 kernel debugger on target machine.
- starts listening on tcp port 5005, else connect other (remote) machine.
you don't have have connection #2 if have access desktop on host machine. in such cases can remove -server ...
option command line.
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