NDISKD and !miniport
The second installment of a beginner’s guide to debugging with NDISKD Last time we set up the debugger, looked at !ndiskd.help , and dumped out a table of active miniports. Today we’ll continue our laboratory by examining a specific miniport. As before, we use !ndiskd.miniports to get the table of active miniports: kd> !ndiskd.miniport MiniDriver Miniport Name _ fffffa800acf4640 fffffa800ad051a0 WAN Miniport (SSTP) fffffa800ac8f020 fffffa800ac911a0 Microsoft Virtual Machine バス ネットワーク アダプター Suppose we want to get more information about the VM NIC named "Microsoft Virtual Machine バス ネットワーク アダプター". (It’s a Japanese target OS; this example showcases ndiskd’s newfound Unicode support). To pull up the details page on the Miniport, click the link in the second column. On my machine, the link is labeled fffffa800ac911a0, although it will be different for your machine. When you click the link, the debugger displays a screenful of information. To keep things simple, we’ll dissect the output in sections. The first section displays basic information about the miniport
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NDISKD and !miniport
