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10-08-2008, 08:33 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: WA, USA
Posts: 933
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Originally Posted by MegaZJ
Also doesn't the load address refer to where in RAM it is loaded? (As in 0x0 being the beginning)
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Originally Posted by Lawless
i was under the impression that typing kextstat in terminal would tell you which kext where in use
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first to MegaZJ - see the first attachment below. I obtained this from the Apple Dev Site and find LawlessPPC to be correct (as if I had a doubt) about kextstat. Both kextstat and the System Profiler give the address in kernel space where the extension has been loaded. As far as this being a physical address within the RAM I may lean in and agree (but that right now is only because of my relative inexperience to this topic).
next to LawlessPPC - Thanks for the insight to kextstat. I especially like where I can view how they are linked together to work. However, I've noticed
Is it possible to use this kind of data to get rid of unnecessary tasks in an automated manner? |