Do I have to do anything special to enable source level debugging in the MinMAX076 directory? I had used source level debug on a normal Minnow maybe 6 months ago, but I thought I didn't have to do anything special, just use a debug build. But right now I can get seemingly close, but windbg never attaches. My process is 1) build debug 2) apply it and see that it's definitely my code running (because I see my "Hi from SMM" printout during boot) 3) launch Start -> Intel UEFI Development Kit Debugger Tool -> Start windbg with Intel UDK Debugger Tool 4) start TeraTerm and connect telnet to localhost port 20715 and see the serial port output
But as I mentioned, WinDbg just sits there and never attaches. I suspect I need to change something in the configuration though, because I never see anything in the serial output that sort of looks like a WinDbg callout to a debugger. Maybe I need to pass SOURCE_DEBUG_ENABLE=TRUE to the build script somehow? But since the MinnowMax build script isn't just "build" but the wrapper, I'm not sure how to do that. Ed
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