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If the game in target uses protected mode, try to find a

selector that has 0 as base adress (mostly used as system

selector for the dos extender) and you should be able to

dump the complete memory.

e.g. duke3d: "memdump 180:0 1000000" to dump 16mb main memory.

Hello:

I'm triying to dump all the memory for a game called Vanguard Ace. It uses the WDOSX 0.95 DOS extender. So i tried the command:

memdumpbin 0:0 1000000 to dump all the memory, so I can get some memory adresses to start to hack the game. But I get the following error:

PAGING:PageFault at 110000 type [0:0] queue 1.

I think is because this game uses dpmi. I googled a lot searching dpmi, dos extended mode, but no luck. I can't understand what is "a selector that has 0 as base adress". Can you please, explain me a bit how I can find this selector, so I can dump all the memory?. I own the full version of this game and I would like to hack the main exe of the game so I have infinite energy and ammo. I had hacked some games with the debugger of dosbox. But can0t hack this one becasue of this dpmi issue.

Thanks in advance. I'll really appreciate if you can lend me a hand with this one. I googled like a crazy with no luck.

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Now if paging is enabled, linear addresses are translated using the 2-stage

page tables. Type "paging" in dosbox to see the translations (only pmode).

It gets pretty tricky to memdump that, because it might even be that some

of the (game's) memory isn't in physical memory (paged out onto disk).

I've been recently trying to dump processes with CS and use volatility to investigate a bit more. However i'm having issues loading the DMP files. I've tried it on ubuntu, mac and win10. I cannot seem to get volatility3 to read the dmp files. What are we supposed to do with memdump'd files if volatility cant read them?

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During the course of the analysis it may become necessary to dump the memory resident pages associated with a process. In this case, the memdump plugin is run against the memory image, with the output directed to the home folder, utilizing the following command:

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Program which dumps system memory to the standard output stream, skipping overholes in memory maps. By default, the program dumps the contents of physicalmemory.This program will not work if CONFIG_STRICT_DEVMEM is enabled in kernel. Since2.6 version, several kernels are enabling this option by default.memdump is useful in security tests and forensics investigations. Tags: Implemented in: C, Role: Program, Scope: Utility

I'm having an issue with memdump/memdumpbin - for some reason it's not producing a memory dump. I've tried with and without running the program under DEBUG (MS-Debug). DosBox gives me the correct log message of "DEBUG: Memory dump success.", however I cannot find memoydump.txt/bin under my current directory, where DosBox is installed, or where the program I'm debugging is installed. I've also done multiple full-system searches for these files and they do not exist. e24fc04721