> In fact kernel_map itself is 0 when my machine stops. So the command > above also fails.
[...] > ddb> x kernel_map > kernel_map: 0 Use x/qx, you're on a 64-bit platform and this is a 64 bit pointer (of which the upper 32 bits are zero).
> In fact kernel_map itself is 0 when my machine stops. So the command > above also fails.
[...] > ddb> x kernel_map > kernel_map: 0 Use x/qx, you're on a 64-bit platform and this is a 64 bit pointer (of which the upper 32 bits are zero).