No KiReadySummary in Vista or later

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Hi, :slight_smile:

(I’m a newbie in this field.)

Anyway so far, I’ve tried to execute a command in windbg like this “dd KiReadySummary” or “dd KiDispatcherReadyListHead”.

But the result is,

"
Couldn’t resolve error at ‘KiReadySummary’
"

I also searched that by executing “x nt!KiRead*”, outputs are as belows.

0: kd> x nt!KiReady*
80832a8e nt!KiReadyThread =
808a3eac nt!KiReadyScanLast =

Then, how can I find those kernel variables in Vista or later?
(Well, I checked that XP SP3 is OK)

Thanks.

2

With ‘x’

They don’t appear to exist.

Mm

On Oct 23, 2010 9:24 AM, wrote:
> Hi, :slight_smile:
>
> (I’m a newbie in this field.)
>
> Anyway so far, I’ve tried to execute a command in windbg like this “dd
KiReadySummary” or “dd KiDispatcherReadyListHead”.
>
> But the result is,
>
> "
> Couldn’t resolve error at ‘KiReadySummary’
> "
>
> I also searched that by executing “x nt!KiRead*”, outputs are as belows.
>
> 0: kd> x nt!KiReady*
> 80832a8e nt!KiReadyThread =
> 808a3eac nt!KiReadyScanLast =
>
> Then, how can I find those kernel variables in Vista or later?
> (Well, I checked that XP SP3 is OK)
>
> Thanks.
>
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3

Starting with Server 2003 there’s a ready list per-processor instead of a
single global list. You can view the threads on the ready lists with !ready.

-scott

–
Scott Noone
Consulting Associate
OSR Open Systems Resources, Inc.
http://www.osronline.com

wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
> Hi, :slight_smile:
>
> (I’m a newbie in this field.)
>
> Anyway so far, I’ve tried to execute a command in windbg like this “dd
> KiReadySummary” or “dd KiDispatcherReadyListHead”.
>
> But the result is,
>
> "
> Couldn’t resolve error at ‘KiReadySummary’
> "
>
> I also searched that by executing “x nt!KiRead*”, outputs are as belows.
>
> 0: kd> x nt!KiReady*
> 80832a8e nt!KiReadyThread =
> 808a3eac nt!KiReadyScanLast =
>
> Then, how can I find those kernel variables in Vista or later?
> (Well, I checked that XP SP3 is OK)
>
> Thanks.
>