Debugging Tools for Windows |
The !wudfext.wudfrequest extension displays information about an I/O request.
Windows NT 4.0 | Unavailable |
Windows 2000 | Unavailable |
Windows XP and later | Wudfext.dll |
The following is an example of the !wudfext.wudfrequest display:
CWdfIoRequest 0x000fa4b8
Type: WdfRequestRead
IWDFIoQueue: 0x000f3500
Completed: No
Canceled: No
UM IRP: 0x00429108 UniqueId: 0xf4 Kernel Irp: 0x0x936ef160
Type: WudfMsg_READ
ClientProcessId: 0x1248
Device Stack: 0x003be4e0
IoStatus
hrStatus: 0x0
Information: 0x0
Driver/Framework created IRP: No
Data Buffer: 0x00000000 / 0
IsFrom32BitProcess: Yes
CancelFlagSet: No
Cancel callback: 0x000fa534
Total number of stack locations: 2
CurrentStackLocation: 2 (StackLocation[ 1 ])
StackLocation[ 0 ]
UNINITIALIZED
> StackLocation[ 1 ]
IWDFRequest: ????
IWDFDevice: 0x000f2f80
IWDFFile: 0x00418cf0
Completion:
Callback: 0x00000000
Context: 0x00000000
Parameters: (RequestType: WdfRequestRead)
Buffer length: 0x400
Key: 0x00000000
Offset: 0x0
For more information, see User-Mode Driver Framework Debugging.