Hardware requirements:
KDNET patcher support "Debug LAN drivers" from Windows 8.1 or Windows10
- Option A(Windows 8.1) Supported Netcards: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=230754
- Option B(Windows 10 ) Supported Netcards: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/supported-ethernet-nics-for-network-kernel-debugging-in-windows-10
Software requirements:
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Microsoft Debuggers And Tools x86for Windows 8.1 (WinDBG v6.3.9600.xxxxx), can be taken from Windows 8.1 WDK or downloaded directly
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Option A: Original files from Windows 8.1 (boot.wim/install.wim or KB3000850, only kdnet.dll version6.3.9600.17276 ENGLISHsupported )These files copyrighted/owned by Microsoft and before using it you must agree with Microsoft EULAs/Rules/Licenses/etc One of files need to modify for become compatible with Windows XP/2003 and you take all RISKs & Liabilities to do this kdnet.dll - (v6.3.9600.17276 sha256=21a2fede12e1fa48c86e9de057e83956469c6981e9ff9889203c6a3bc902653b)` kd_02_14e4.dll` - Broadcom (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_10df.dll` - Emulex (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_19a2.dll` - Emulex (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_8086.dll` - Intel (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_1969.dll` - Qualcomm Atheros (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_10ec.dll` - Realtek (v6.3.xxxx) kd_02_15B3.dll` - Mellanox (v6.3.xxxx)Option B: Original files from Windows 8.1 (kdnet.dll from boot.wim/install.wim or KB3000850, only version6.3.9600.17276 ENGLISHsupported) Original files from Windows 10 (kd_02_*.dll)These files copyrighted/owned by Microsoft and before using it you must agree with Microsoft EULAs/Rules/Licenses/etc One of files need to modify for become compatible with Windows XP/2003 and you take all RISKs & Liabilities to do this kdnet.dll - (v6.3.9600.17276 sha256=21a2fede12e1fa48c86e9de057e83956469c6981e9ff9889203c6a3bc902653b)` kd_02_14e4.dll` - Broadcom (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_10df.dll` - Emulex (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_19a2.dll` - Emulex (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_8086.dll` - Intel (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_1969.dll` - Qualcomm Atheros (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_10ec.dll` - Realtek (v10.0.xxxx) kd_02_15B3.dll` - Mellanox (v10.0.xxxx)
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Download from project: Option A: xdelta3.exe kdnet_delta.bin debug_card.infOption B: xdelta3.exe kdnet_delta.bin kdstub.dll debug_card.inf
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Make kdnet.dll: rename original kdnet.dll to kdnet_orig.dll xdelta3.exe -v -f -d -s kdnet_orig.dll kdnet_delta.bin kdnet.dll
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Place kdnet.dllto folderWindows\system32\of your installed Windows XP/2003
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Option A: Select one ofkd_02_XXXX.dlland rename tokdstub.dll, placekdstub.dllto folderWindows\system32\Option B: Select one ofkd_02_XXXX.dlland rename tokdnet10.dll, placekdstub.dllandkdnet10.dllto folderWindows\system32\
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Add new lines to boot.ini to section [operating systems] on Target PC, use this example as template, change parameters to yours: (Host - PC where WinDBG/KD started, Target - debuggee WinXP/2003 PC) C:\WINDOWS="KDNET DHCP" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=NET /HOST_IP=192.168.5.1 /HOST_PORT=50000 /ENCRYPTION_KEY=make.winxp.great.again /CPUFREQ=3000 C:\WINDOWS="KDNET Instant Brk" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=NET /HOST_IP=192.168.5.1 /HOST_PORT=50000 /ENCRYPTION_KEY=make.winxp.great.again /CPUFREQ=3000 /BREAK C:\WINDOWS="KDNET Force IP" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=NET /HOST_IP=192.168.5.1 /HOST_PORT=50000 /ENCRYPTION_KEY=make.winxp.great.again /CPUFREQ=3000 /TARGET_IP=192.168.5.2 C:\WINDOWS="KDNET 10Gb" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=NET /HOST_IP=192.168.5.1 /HOST_PORT=50000 /ENCRYPTION_KEY=make.winxp.great.again /CPUFREQ=3000 /PCI_ID=10EC8136
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C:\WINDOWS or multi(x)disk(x)rdisk(x)partition(x) - copy this setting from existing boot.ini 
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/noexecute=optin (optout, disabled) - copy this setting from existing boot.ini 
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/HOST_IP - IP of Host 
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/HOST_PORT - UDP Port of WinDBG/KD on Host, must be higher 49152 
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/ENCRYPTION_KEY - text password, any four words separated by dots 
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/CPUFREQ - declare maximal frequency of Target PC's CPU in Mhz (include turbomode and other speedups) 
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/PCI_ID - option required for Intel/Broadcom 10Gb/40Gb LAN Controllers (without this option, driver set too small size of memory buffer for 10Gb+ cards) 
Optional:
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/BREAK - instant stop at INT3 opcode, if LAN card was not intialized properly by kdnet, Target PC will be rebooted 
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/TARGET_IP - by default Target get own IP from DHCP on your network, this option disable DHCP and force to use this IP on debuggee PC 
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/W2003 - set for Windows 2003 or mixed OS like "Windows XP + Windows 2003's hal.dll" 
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/PCI_ID - search LAN Card by VEN_ID & DEV_ID, for example Realtek PCI-e LAN card in Device Manager detected as PCI\VEN_10EC&DEV_8136, to skip autodetect and use this card set /PCI_ID=10EC8136 (must be 8 chars !) 
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/BUSPARAMS=4.25.8 - obsolete option (When you have more than 1 netcard, look in Device Manager and search there for your used lan card, here for example PCI-Bus 4, Device 25, Function 8. This option force to use only this netcard) 
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Disable firewall at Host on choosen UDP Port 
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Connect both PC to you network (hub/switch) or by cable directly (Microsoft recomendations: 1) don't use crossover cable 2) don't use crossover port in hub/switch) 
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Run WinDBG/KD on Host, select Kernel Debug, enter UDP port number and password (ENCRYPTION_KEY) 
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Run Target PC, select one of debug boot options 
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In Device Manager on Target, original LAN card will be transformed to "Unknow Controller", use debug_card.inf to install dummy driver for it 
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To run WinDBG v6.3.9600.xxxxx on Windows XP/2003, you need newer msvcrt.dll, one of these project: http://blog.livedoor.jp/blackwingcat/archives/1706829.html 
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To fix empty Register window of WinDBG, patch dbgeng.dll 6.3.9600.17200 (size= 2865840): 000ECEA2: 0B 00
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Connect string for Interactive Disassembler (IDA) when using windbg remote debugging: net:port=50000,key=make.winxp.great.again
Hardware requirements:
- Special USB3.0 Debugging Cable, it is cross-cable with disconnected usb2.0 signals/+5V
Do not use cables from external HDD or pci-express raisers, they are not debugging cables and probably will burn you devices !
Pinout Reference:
 PINOUT   |    SIGNAL NAME   |   DESC                       |   WIRE COLOR
 ---------|------------------|------------------------------|-------------
 1     1  |    1 +5V         |   NO CONNECTION !            |
 2     2  |    2 USB2 -      |   NO CONNECTION !            |
 3     3  |    3 USB2 +      |   NO CONNECTION !            |
 4-----4  |    4 GND GROUND  |   FOR POWER RETURN           |   BLACK
 5-----8  |    5 StdA_SSRX-  |   SUPERSPEED REC DIFF PAIR   |   BLUE
 6-----9  |    6 StdA_SSRX+  |   SUPERSPEED REC DIFF PAIR   |   YELLOW
 7-----7  |    7 GND_DRAIN   |   GROUND FOR SIGNAL RETURN   |
 8-----5  |    8 StdA_SSTX-  |   SUPERSPEED TRANS DIFF PAIR |   PURPLE
 9-----6  |    9 StdA_SSTX+  |   SUPERSPEED TRANS DIFF PAIR |   ORANGE
 Sh---Sh  |      SHIELD      |   CONNECTOR METAL SHELL      |
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Only USB3.0 onboard ports/controller supported, external cards may not work properly even with original windows 8 debugging 
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USB3.0 Controller and selected Port must support DEBUG specification, check with USBVIEW.exe from "Debuggers And Tools" install folder. Port must have Port Debug Capable=Yes, if NO, check other available ports. USBVIEW.exe requires Windows 8/10 (work with Windows 8/10 PE ISOs too) 
Software requirements:
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PC with Windows 8/10 and Microsoft drivers for USB3.0 controller (Vendor's usb3.0 drivers not supported by WinDBG/KD) 
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Microsoft Debuggers And Tools x86for Windows 8.1 (WinDBG v6.3.9600.xxxxx), can be taken from Windows 8.1 WDK or downloaded directly
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Original files from Windows 8.1 (boot.wim/install.wim archives or KB3000850, only kdusb.dll version 6.3.9600.17399 ENGLISHsupported)These files copyrighted/owned by Microsoft and before using it you must agree with Microsoft EULAs/Rules/Licenses/etc One of files need to modify for become compatible with Windows XP/2003 and you take all RISKs & Liabilities to do this kdusb.dll - (v6.3.9600.17399 sha256=4bffc3728004225a6207b112cb9fded488067481c9cd6ce745185111bdd6adc7)`
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Download from project: xdelta3.exe kdusb_delta.bin
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Make kdusb.dll: rename original kdusb.dll to kdusb_orig.dll xdelta3.exe -v -f -d -s kdusb_orig.dll kdusb_delta.bin kdusb.dll
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Place kdusb.dllto folderWindows\system32\of your installed Windows XP/2003
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Add new lines to boot.ini to section [operating systems], use this example as template, change parameters to yours: (Host - PC where WinDBG/KD started, Target - debuggee PC) C:\WINDOWS="KDUSB" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=USB /CPUFREQ=3000 /TARGETNAME=Donald C:\WINDOWS="KDUSB Instant Brk" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=USB /CPUFREQ=3000 /TARGETNAME=Donald /BREAK
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/noexecute=optin (optout, disabled) - copy this setting from existing boot.ini 
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/TARGETNAME - any USB name 
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/CPUFREQ - declare maximal frequency of Target PC's CPU in Mhz (include turbomode and other speedups) 
Optional:
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/BREAK - instant stop at INT3 opcode, if USB3 Controller was not intialized properly by kdstub, Target PC will be rebooted 
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/W2003 - set for Windows 2003 or mixed OS like "Windows XP + Windows 2003's hal.dll" 
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/PCI_ID - search USB3 Controller by VEN_ID & DEV_ID, for example Intel USB3 controller in Device Manager detected as PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_A12F, to skip autodetect and use this controller set /PCI_ID=8086A12F (must be 8 chars !) 
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/BUSPARAMS=4.25.8 - obsolete option (When you have more than 1 usb3 controller, look in Device Manager and search there for your used usb3 controller, here for example PCI-Bus 4, Device 25, Function 8. This option force to use only this controller 
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Connect both PC by USB3.0 debugging cable 
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Run WinDBG/KD on Host, select Kernel Debug, enter USB name 
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Run Target PC, select one of debug boot options 
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On Host with USBView.exe you can check proper initialization of Target. It will show connected Target PC as "USB 2.0 Debug Connection Device" 
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Connect string for Interactive Disassembler (IDA) when using windbg remote debugging: usb2:targetname=Donald