I installed my checked copy of vista and the performance of our test machine
dropped so much our device became unusable. Is there a good way to install
only some of the checked files?

In particular, I am trying to debug kernel streaming, some of the debugger
features are only supported on the checked build of ks.dll but it doesn't
appear in vista. I see ksproxy.ax but I have no reason to believe that is
it. Has this support been integrated with other modules?

I saw an article on NT Insider on using checked builds and they suggested
also including the kernel and HAL. Is there anything else worth bringing in?

I was able to locate ks.sys in my checked install. Is there a way to coerce
bcdedit to indicate this should be used instead of the non-checked build on
another system?

Thanks

"Alex Faucher" wrote:

Try WinDbg's .kdfiles.

bcdedit has nothing to do with ks.sys, ks.sys is not a boot driver.

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Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
maxim@storagecraft.com
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"Alex Faucher" <AlexFaucher@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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That seems to do it, Thanks!

"Maxim S. Shatskih" wrote: