that should work fine.
Tracelog -start -dpcisr -f log.etl
then process the log file
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Subject: [ntdev] tracelog -dpcisr in WinXP AMD64?
Hi All,
Windows XP Servicepack 2 allows us to check how long drivers spend in
DPC/ISR by doing a tracelog.exe -dpcisr command, followed by a tracerpt
on the Kernel.ETL file.
I’m trying to do the same on a WindowsXP x64 edition, and it does not
seem to capture the DPC/ISR times. Either that, or TraceRpt does not
generate the report.txt file like it does in the 32-bit version of
WinXP. Is this function not implemented in x64? Or does anyone know how
to get the same results?
Thanks,
James
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