¿Cómo ejecuto un depurador del kernel?

How do I run a kernel debugger?

Setting Up Local Kernel-Mode Debugging

1. Open a Command Prompt window as Administrator. Enter bcdedit /debug on.
2. If the computer is not already configured as the target of a debug transport, enter bcdedit /dbgsettings local.
3. Reboot the computer.

How to debug a Windows kernel driver properly?

1. Install Windows 10 to a virtual machine (VirtualBox);
2. Turn on Test mode and set BCDEdit as local;
3. Install WDK;
4. Download OSR Loader;
5. Copy files after a building to a VM (C:/DriverTest/TestKernelDriver2/; .cer, .inf, .pdb, .sys);

Sysvad debugging walkthrough

1. Section 1: Connect to a kernel-mode WinDbg session.
2. Section 2: kernel-mode debugging commands and techniques.
3. Section 3: Download and build the Sysvad audio driver.
4. Section 4: Install the Sysvad audio driver on the target system.
5. Section 5: Use WinDbg to display information about the driver.

Debugging a Driver (. sys) file using Windbg

1. Pre-requisite: windbg setup on debugger and debuggee. symbol. know entry point (rva) of driver.
2. On the debugger: start windbg. go to File -> Kernel Debug. check Reconnect and Baud Rate = 115200 and Port = com2.
3. On the debuggee: boot in debug mode. copy .sys file in debuggee.

Get started using WinDbg

1. On the host computer, open WinDbg and establish a kernel-mode debugging session with the target computer.
2. In WinDbg, choose Contents from the Help menu.
3. When you establish a kernel-mode debugging session, WinDbg might break in to the target computer automatically.

Launch your own application and attach WinDbg

1. Open WinDbg.
2. On the File menu, choose Open Executable. In the Open Executable dialog box, navigate to C:/MyApp/Debug.
3. Enter these commands: .symfix.
4. Enter these commands: .reload.
5. On the Debug menu, choose Step Into (or press F11).
6. Enter this command:

To get started with Windows Debugging, complete the tasks that are described in this article.

1. Determine the host and the target.
2. Determine the type: kernel-mode or user-mode.
3. Choose your debugger environment.
4. Determine how to connect the target and host.
5. Choose either the 32-bit or 64-bit debugging tools.
6. Configure symbols.

A kernel driver is a low-level implementation of an “application”. Because it runs in the kernel context, it has the ability to access the kernel API and memory directly.

Step 1: Open PC settings.

1. Step 2: Choose Update and recovery.
2. Step 3: Select Recovery and tap Restart now under Advanced startup.
3. Step 4: Choose Troubleshoot to continue.
4. Step 5: Open Advanced options.
5. Step 6: Enter Startup Settings.
6. Step 7: Click Restart.
7. Step 8: Press 1 or F1 to select Enable debugging.

After you set up kernel-mode debugging, you can use WinDbg, or KD to establish a debugging session. After you set up user-mode debugging, you can use WinDbg, CDB, or NTSD to establish a debugging session. Note The Windows debuggers are included in Debugging Tools for Windows.

After you set up user-mode debugging, you can use WinDbg, CDB, or NTSD to establish a debugging session. Note The Windows debuggers are included in Debugging Tools for Windows. These debuggers are different from the Visual Studio debugger, which is included with Visual Studio. For more information, see Windows Debugging.

When you establish a kernel-mode debugging session, WinDbg might break in to the target computer automatically. If WinDbg has not already broken in, choose Break from the Debug menu. Near the bottom of the WinDbg window, in the command line, enter this command:

WinDbg is a kernel-mode and user-mode debugger that is included in Debugging Tools for Windows. Here we provide hands-on exercises that will help you get started using WinDbg as a kernel-mode debugger. For information about how to get Debugging Tools for Windows, see Debugging Tools for Windows (WinDbg, KD, CDB, NTSD).