Debugging Tools for Windows |
The !amli bd extension temporarily disables an AML breakpoint.
Syntax in Windows 2000
!acpikd.amli bd *
Syntax in Windows XP and later
!amli bd *
Windows NT 4.0 | Unavailable |
Windows 2000 | Acpikd.dll |
Windows XP and later | Kdexts.dll |
A disabled breakpoint can be re-enabled by using the !amli be extension.
To determine the breakpoint number of a breakpoint, use the !amli bl extension.
Here is an example of this command:
0: c29accf5 [\_WAK]
1: c29c20a5 [\_SB.PCI0.ISA.BAT1._BST]
kd> !amli bd 1
For information about related commands and their uses, see The AMLI Debugger.