Anyone else get this in VS 2005?: xboxkrnl.exe: No symbols loaded. 'default.xex': Loaded 'xboxkrnl.exe', No symbols loaded. xam.xex: No symbols loaded. 'default.xex': Loaded 'xam.xex', No symbols loaded. xbdm.xex: No symbols loaded. 'default.xex': Loaded 'xbdm.xex', No symbols loaded. xmsgr.xex: No symbols loaded. 'default.xex': Loaded 'xmsgr.xex', No symbols loaded. ximecore.xex: No symbols loaded. 'default.xex': Loaded 'ximecore.xex', No symbols loaded. default.xex: No symbols loaded. I've looked on MS site, but I'm not sure what to do.
That is talking about the symbol files which come with recovery discs... You won't be able to find them on the internet.
Unless you get them in their original format, .zip, then you do not have the symbols. They're not on the ISO, they're in a separate folder.
Hehehehe, .........yes, you're right there. But my guess is that more people will have these problems first time-around. Anyhow, I'll limit the number of threads, there is not much to be found on these particular subjects, else I wouldn't be posting. I'll consolidate the questions more and decrease the number of threads. In this particular case, I've looked at msdn, but I'm not sure which symbol package to take or for that matter, if the right package is even available.
Most questions that people have get answered by word of mouth, That being said Not all Updates Get Symbols. I know the latest update 7978 got symbols but really it depends if you have access to them.
How does one set this up correctly? Under Tools -> Options -> Debugging ->Symbols, you have an area where you attach a path. How is this path specified? Does it have a special synthax? All my symbol files are in directories. Just adding the root directory does not work. Please help
I'm going to be slightly offtopic here. Just as a recommendation as I have been observing your threads you might want to try keeping all your questions / problems under one singular thread to avoid creating related topics and to cut back on future cluster. Also I want to compliment you on your work with your devkit, it seems your doing real research with it and actually making proper use of it, so kudos to that. -lsl
Sondow/Shadow is absolutely correct without a doubt. Try to keep to one thread.. You just flooded this entire board with so many questions you could've sorted into one topic.. Also when you get a recovery there should be the "symsrv" folder in it, and within it are the symbols. The actual symbols are the .pdb files which you'll be loading. Just right click that list of unloaded PDB files, click Load Symbols. It'll ask you to find the first one, which you locate, and it'll autolocate the rest. Though if it cannot, itll ask you to do so(but if it doesn't autolocate it usually just means it doesn't exist in that area or the "symsrv" folder.. Enjoy..
