November 01, 2005
Linux Kernel Debugging
[0]kdb> id kdb_TankDataArray [You can use a symbolic name or an address.] 0xdc1eab02: jno 0xdc1eab79 0xdc1eab04: gs 0xdc1eab05: jae 0xdc1eab7b 0xdc1eab07: push %ebx 0xdc1eab08: insb (%dx),%es:(%edi) 0xdc1eab09: popa 0xdc1eab0a: jbe 0xdc1eab71 0xdc1eab0c: sub %dl,0x53(%ecx) 0xdc1eab0f: je 0xdc1eab83 0xdc1eab11: imul $0x7453512c,0x67(%esi),%ebp 0xdc1eab18: jb 0xdc1eab83 0xdc1eab1a: outsb %ds:(%esi),(%dx) 0xdc1eab1b: addr16 sub $0x51,%al 0xdc1eab1e: push %ebx 0xdc1eab1f: je 0xdc1eab93 0xdc1eab21: imul $0x29,0x67(%esi),%ebp [0]kdb>
Figure 2: Sample output of the KDB id command (x86 instruction set).
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