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I am editing the Windows Research Kernel (WRK) for part of a uni project, and occasionally when I start up the virtual machine running my kernel, the Windows Debugger says things like:
WARNING: rdpdr overlaps raspptp_baa74000
WARNING: ks overlaps rdpdr_baa26000
WARNING: ks overlaps raspptp_baa74000
WARNING: update_baa11000 overlaps ks_ba9fe000
WARNING: update_baa11000 overlaps rdpdr_baa26000
WARNING: tcpip overlaps tcpip_ba83e000
What does this actually mean?
This usually happens when the kernel debugger misses events (such as shutdown or module unload). The warning means that the debugger just received a module load event for a driver in a range that overlaps another driver (the overlap is usually not real, it is just that the debugger thinks there is a overlap because it did not know about the unload).
This is fixed by using
.reload.