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WinDbg between two virtual machines (serial ports not working?)

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I've followed the instructions here:

 

http://www.vmware.com/support/gsx3/doc/devices_serial_debug_gsx.html

 

 

and here:

 

 

http://www.vmware.com/support/gsx3/doc/devices_serial_connect2vms_gsx.html

 

 

I've tried naming my serial ports (sorry for the formatting, the forum filtered out the names before)

 

 

\ \ . \ pipe \ com_1 on  both

 

 

\ \ . \ pipe \ com_2 on server and \ \ . \ pipe \ com_1 on the client

 

 

\ \ . \ pipe \ com2 on server, \ \ . \ pipe \ com1 on client

 

 

\ \ . \ pipe \ com1 on both (which is what I'm using now)

 

 

 

On the client I can start WinDbg 6.9.0003.113 (the newest at the time of writing) on the client, and if I select Kernel Debug and then whether I select the Pipe checkbox or not, and set the Port to just "com1" it will then say "Opened <newline> Waiting to reconnect" and then the bottom of the windbg window says "Debuggee not connected". I find this weird though that it's working with (and I define working as WinDbg as not giving an error, and the fact that I see the occasional flash of activity across the serial port status icon at the bottom of the vmware window). But I see no serial port activity on the server VM.

 

 

 

First can someone confirm whether I'm supposed to have the serial ports named the same thing on both VMs, and then can someone suggest a simple way to test that the connectivity is there, so I can see if it's that the serial ports aren't connected, or whether it's that the debuggee isn't set up to be debugged?

 

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

Bob


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