Is there a way I can use the lldb user defined commands, which I can load from a KDK, to determine how much memory my kext has consumed? Is there a way to figure out what size blocks they are? I have already run the showallclasses command and the output has assured me that I am not leaking any objects which are defined by my driver's classes. Thanks, Tim

I am trying to debug a kernel panic in our kext. I can attach to the target Mac over ethernet if I: cause an NMI using add an IOPanic call to my kext and cause it to be executed use Dtrace to invoke a panic However if I reproduce the kernel panic which I am investigating, the Mac just restarts. How can I make the Mac wait for me to attach with lldb rather than restarting? My target configuration is: Mac is 2021 M1 Pro 14" MacBook Pro macOS 14.2 (23C64) Network: Apple Thunderbolt 3 <-> Thunderbolt 3 adapter + Apple Thunderbolt 2 to ethernet adapters Boot-args = "debug=0x44 wdt=-1 kdp_match_name=en8" (I have also tried debug=0x104C0C)

The KDK file for the latest beta of macOS 11.3 does not actually contain a KDK. The file is: "Kernel_Debug_Kit_11.3_Build_20E5224a.dmg" which contains a volume called: "/Volumes/InstallAssistantMAS". The installer on this volume does not actually contain a KDK. I'm just posting here in the hopes that someone at Apple will notice and repost the correct KDK file. Thanks - Tim