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2.2.3.9 Disassembling Instructions
The dis extension disassembles some number of instructions. This
extension has the following format:
dis start-address [ num-instructions]
The num-instructions, argument specifies the number of instructions
to be disassembled. The start-address argument specifies the starting
address of the instructions. If you omit the num-instructions argument,
1 is assumed.
For example:
(kdbx) dis 0xffffffff864c2a08 5
[., 0xffffffff864c2a08] call_pal 0x20001
[., 0xffffffff864c2a0c] call_pal 0x800000
[., 0xffffffff864c2a10] ldg $f18, -13304(r3)
[., 0xffffffff864c2a14] bgt r31, 0xffffffff864c2a14
[., 0xffffffff864c2a18] call_pal 0x4573d0
(kdbx)
2.2.3.10 Displaying Remote Exported Entries
The export extension displays the exported entries that are mounted
remotely. This extension has the following format:
export
For example:
(kdbx) export
ADDR EXPORT MAJ MIN INUM GEN MAP FLAGS PATH
================== === ===== ===== ========== ==== ===== =================
0xffffffff863bfe40 8 4098 2 1308854383 -2 0 /cdrom
0xffffffff863bfdc0 8 2050 67619 736519799 -2 0 /usr/users/user2
0xffffffff863bfe00 8 2050 15263 731712009 -2 0 /usr/staff/user
0xffffffff863bfe80 8 1024 6528 731270099 -2 0 /mnt
2.2.3.11 Displaying the File Table
The file extension displays the file table. This extension has the following
format:
file [addresses]
If you omit the arguments, the extension displays file entries with nonzero
reference counts; otherwise, it displays the file entries located at the
specified addresses.
For example:
(kdbx) file
Addr Type Ref Msg Fileops f_data Cred Offset Flags
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