How to find driver Address

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Frank G

How do you go about tracking a driver address from a
bugcheck? Adress is 804926e2. From what I can tell it is
closest to the nt kernel. Any help with this?
 
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Probably ... in windbg, you could list what modules are
loaded where with "x *!"

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message :
: How do you go about tracking a driver address from a
: bugcheck? Adress is 804926e2. From what I can tell it is
: closest to the nt kernel. Any help with this?
 
ln <address> will give you module information about that address.
!address <address> will give you more general information about an address,
including what region of memory it's located in.

-Andre
 
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