File name from file number?

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I have a kernel dump generated by 0x24 bug check code
(NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM Error). According to the
documentation, the first parameter for this dump
points to the file number and line number that
generated the stop error.

Is it possible to fish out the file name from this
first parameter from the kernel dump? If so, how?

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Neal Christiansen
Microsoft File System Filter Group Lead
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Subject: [ntfsd] File name from file number?

I have a kernel dump generated by 0x24 bug check code
(NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM Error). According to the
documentation, the first parameter for this dump
points to the file number and line number that
generated the stop error.

Is it possible to fish out the file name from this
first parameter from the kernel dump? If so, how?

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Hi Vam,

I think you may be confused as to which file name that first parameter
is referring. It is not the file that is currently being processed in
the operation that bugchecked. This number identifies an NTFS source
code file that contains the code which generated the bugcheck. Even if
you have access to the NTFS source code, this information is rarely
relevant to debugging the actual problem.

.cxr of the 3rd parameter is the big help here – it takes you to the
code location where the exception was generated. Then you can find the
file object for the current operation to tell you what file is being
processed at the time of the exception.

Thanks,
Molly Brown
Microsoft Corporation

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Microsoft File System Filter Group Lead
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Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 7:07 AM
To: Windows File Systems Devs Interest List
Subject: [ntfsd] File name from file number?

I have a kernel dump generated by 0x24 bug check code (NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM
Error). According to the documentation, the first parameter for this
dump points to the file number and line number that generated the stop
error.

Is it possible to fish out the file name from this first parameter from
the kernel dump? If so, how?

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