If you’ve ever run a command that does a full memory scan against a kernel summary dump you’ve no doubt had to deal with the inevitable flood of this warning message. For example, here I try to run !irpfind against a kernel summary dump:
The warning message output is so annoying that you spend more time wading through the lines with the warning than you do looking at useful data.
Luckily, there’s a solution: the .ignore_missing_pages command. Specify a parameter of 1 and this message will never bother you again (where “never” is either the end of the world or the next time you open WinDBG):
.ignore_missing_pages 1
If you want the message back for any twisted reason then you just need to specify a parameter of 0 to get the default behavior back:
.ignore_missing_pages 0
Very good tip!
I’ve often seen this message when analyze a memory dump file. I can save my time from missing page message ^^
Glad it will help!
And another “!analyze -v” blog, cool! I wish I could read Korean