If you ever happen to be writing a device driver and you want to have WinDbg configured to run a set of scripts, this configuration for WINDBG.INI may be of help. If it doesn’t mean anything to you, don’t worry, nothing to see here other than pain. Replace anything in {} with your own paths and file names. This is configured for kernel debugging over 1394.
[WinDbg Location]
C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x86)\windbg.exe
[WinDbg CmdLines]
-T "Initial WinDbg Line" -c "SQE;BL"
-T "Default" -Q -QY -y http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols;C:\{PathToBinFiles} -k 1394:channel=44,symlink=Channel -c "SQE;BL;.kdfiles -m \Systemroot\system32\DRIVERS\{YourDriver1}.sys C:\{PathToBinFiles}\{YourDriver1}.sys;.kdfiles -m \Systemroot\system32\DRIVERS\{YourDriver2}.sys C:\{PathToBinFiles}\{YourDriver2}.sys;.kdfiles"
