[alexfiftyfour]

Hey everybody,

I found the problem and made a short screencast where you can see, how to use VisualDDK with a VM and how to connect to the VM.

If you want, you can link/copy the video to your Quickstart Guide. If you download the Video, start it in Windows Media Player or any other Video Player of your choice.

Direct Link:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/2531/howtousevisualddkwithvm.mp4

View Link
http://yfrog.us/9fhowtousevisualddkwithvmz

There is a HD Version of the Video of about 90MB. If you want it for your Quickstart section, send me a message.

[alexfiftyfour]

Hello bazis,

thx for your answer, but I did not open WinDbg. Is there any other thing, that I might have done wrong?

Alex

[alexfiftyfour]

Hello,

I installed VisualDDK as explained in the Quickstart guide. I installed in my VMWare (Win7, 32bit) the VMInstall setup, rebooted and opend DDKLaunchMonitor.
Here a screenshot from the running DDKLaunchMonitor:

I checked if I can ping my VM. Here the screenshot:

Now I went to Visual Studio and created an empty project with a simple console application, just to get the “Debug” menu.
Here the screenshot:

As you can see, I have selected as Transport “Kernel Mode connections” and as qualifier my running VMWare. I did not enter the “vm://DriverDevelopVM” myself. Visual Studio put it in there.

Now I get the error you see in the screenshot. The error ist half english, half german. It says: “Unable to connect to ‘vm://DriverDevelopVM’. All pipe instance are busy.”

Does anyone of you have an idea, what that means and how I can fix it?

Thx

Alex

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