DriveList Helper - BSOD Drive Query Crash Dump Debugging Tool

[AceInfinity]

I created a quick tool earlier today to analyze drive list outputs from the lmtn command in WinDbg for certain drivers timestamped before or equal to and before a specified year, for my simple summary. Drivers returned can be outputted into a simple or the full formatted line.

If you're interested a download is available here with a sample driver list to test if you want: http://www.mediafire.com/?6smly7902dt4a14

Previews:


Note: Don't mind the video, I had to use AudioSwap on youtube because my sound screwed up for some reason. I didn't do any editing to this video either, what you see is what you get. Straight from the recorded version.

Demo:
[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUPyKYs43Po&fmt=100[/yt]

This only requires the .NET 2.0 Framework as well for high compatibility with most everyone's computer.

[AceInfinity]

Edit: I managed to loop through 1000 Driverlists (173 001 Drivers/lines Approx.) this time in litterally 1 second at the most!

Preview:


Edit: 5000 Driver list output this time, but it only took 7 seconds... AND--That's where I think this app does the job good enough haha. Maybe a bit too crazy? Over 800 000 lines in 7 seconds... I can live with that.

[AceInfinity]

Changelog v1.8.0:

• - Always on top of all other windows feature
  - Drag and drop selection of text directly from anywhere to the input text field, including directly from WinDbg
  - Drag and drop file over input text field to paste the contents of that file (driver list output command data) to the text field
  - Multi-threaded process and faster loop algorythm
  - Export results from the scan, to an output text file

*If anyone wants this NEWEST version, you'll have to PM me first..

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2mHjlbg9j8&fmt=100[/yt]

[AceInfinity]

lol I just realized I can drag and drop (MOVE) text from WinDbg over to my app now that i've added the dragging text feature...


App is complete though finally. And sped up tremendously. I've analyzed through nearly 1 000 000 lines and returned results in the output textbox in around 5 seconds a couple times.

[iRun]

Wow this could be very helpful... Going to download, just in case I ever need it in the future.

[AceInfinity]

Wow this could be very helpful... Going to download, just in case I ever need it in the future.

Unless you analyze BSOD crash dumps though, I don't see it being helpful for you, as even if you do use it to analyze your own for a one time thing, you wouldn't know what to do with the results or if you're checking for the right driver base timestamps for your machine.

I'm working with a couple other MVP's though; usama and jcgriff2 to make this into a much improved application though. Based on the Driver Reference Table they were responsible for creating.