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0xfffffc0000473838 = "syscalltrace"
0xfffffc0000473848 = "boothowto"
0xfffffc0000473858 = "do_virtual_tables"
0xfffffc0000473870 = "netblk"
0xfffffc0000473878 = "zalloc_physical"
0xfffffc0000473888 = "trap_debug"
(kdbx)
2.2.3.3 Displaying the Buffer Table
The buf extension displays the buffer table. This extension has the
following format:
buf [ addresses -free
|
-all]
If you omit arguments, the debugger displays the buffers on the hash list.
If you specify addresses, the debugger displays the buffers at those addresses.
Use the −free flag to display buffers on the free list. Use the −all flag to
display first buffers on the hash list, followed by buffers on the free list.
For example:
(kdbx) buf
BUF MAJ MIN BLOCK COUNT SIZE RESID VNO FWD BACK FLAGS
=========== === ===== ====== ===== ===== ===== =========== =========== =========== ===========
Bufs on hash lists:
v0x904e1b30 8 2 54016 8192 8192 0 v0x902220d0 v0x904f23a8 v0x904e1d20 write cache
v0x904e21f8 8 1025 131722 1024 8192 0 v0x90279800 v0x904e3748 v0x904e22f0 write cache
v0x904e46c8 8 1025 107952 2048 8192 0 v0x90220fa8 v0x904e22f0 v0x904e23e8 read cache
v0x904e9ef0 8 2050 199216 8192 8192 0 v0x90221560 v0x904f2b68 v0x904e66c0 read cache
v0x904df758 8 1025 107968 8192 8192 0 v0x90220fa8 v0x904eac80 v0x904df378 write cache
v0x904eb538 8 2050 223840 8192 8192 0 v0x90221560 v0x904ec990 v0x904eb440 read
v0x904e5930 8 2050 379600 8192 8192 0 v0x90221560 v0x904f3fc0 v0x904ec5b0 read cache
v0x904eae70 8 2050 625392 2048 8192 0 v0x90221560 v0x904df378 v0x904e08c8 write cache
v0x904f3ec8 8 1025 18048 8192 8192 0 v0x90220fa8 v0x904dff18 v0x904e1560 write cache
.
.
.
(kdbx)
2.2.3.4 Displaying the Callout Table and Absolute Callout Table
The callout extension displays the callout table. This extension has the
following format:
callout
For example:
(kdbx) callout
Processor: 0
Current time (in ticks): 615421360
FUNCTION ARGUMENT TICKS(delta)
============================= ============ ============
realitexpire k0x008ab220 30772
wakeup k0x005d98e0 36541
2–18 Kernel Debugging Utilities