Requirement: see all the virual address allocated to a process.
This is just for the demo purpose of tree command. If you want to do this you can do using command
crash>vm -p
from the ps output,
we pick the process ".android.chrome" whose task_struct address is 0xe22f6200
crash> struct task_struct 0xe22f6200
----strip-------
mm = 0xedab1500,
----strip-------
we got the value of mm.
crash> struct mm_struct 0xe22f6200
struct mm_struct {
mmap = 0x1,
mm_rb = {
rb_node = 0xc2b00000
},
mmap_cache = 0x2,
Now to list all vm_area(vm_start and vm_end)
crash> tree -t rbtree -r mm_struct.mm_rb 0xedab1500 -o 16 -s vm_area_struct.vm_start,vm_end
the value passed to -o is calulate as follows,
crash> struct vm_area_struct.vm_rb
struct vm_area_struct {
[16] struct rb_node vm_rb;
}
This is just for the demo purpose of tree command. If you want to do this you can do using command
crash>vm -p
from the ps output,
we pick the process ".android.chrome" whose task_struct address is 0xe22f6200
crash> struct task_struct 0xe22f6200
----strip-------
mm = 0xedab1500,
----strip-------
we got the value of mm.
crash> struct mm_struct 0xe22f6200
struct mm_struct {
mmap = 0x1,
mm_rb = {
rb_node = 0xc2b00000
},
mmap_cache = 0x2,
Now to list all vm_area(vm_start and vm_end)
crash> tree -t rbtree -r mm_struct.mm_rb 0xedab1500 -o 16 -s vm_area_struct.vm_start,vm_end
the value passed to -o is calulate as follows,
crash> struct vm_area_struct.vm_rb
struct vm_area_struct {
[16] struct rb_node vm_rb;
}
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