OS virtualization extensions for Process Hacker. Currently only VMWare is supported.
Attached source code + x86/x64 binaries, but plugin is also available in github:
https://github.com/TETYYS/ph-virtex
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Re: VirtEx
Added VirtualBox, +more headers from original PH source because of limited plugin system
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MagicAndre1981
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Re: VirtEx
What is the plugin doing? What does it show? Can you please post a picture?
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Oh yes of course. Now, it displays current VM associated with process and its RAM usage.
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MagicAndre1981
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the PLugin is broken since the API Rework in Rev 5965 (new memory Tab), here the _PH_MEMORY_PROVIDER is gone.
Also I don't find the plugin useful. It only shows the working set, but not the real memory usage that the Windows uses in the VM.
Also I don't find the plugin useful. It only shows the working set, but not the real memory usage that the Windows uses in the VM.
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I plan on using VMWare VIX and VirtualBox APIs, but I have problems with linking in x86 VIX build
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Your plugin should show more info then it might be of any use.
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Yeah sorry, but it was a necessary changeMagicAndre1981 wrote:the PLugin is broken since the API Rework in Rev 5965 (new memory Tab), here the _PH_MEMORY_PROVIDER is gone.
Also I don't find the plugin useful. It only shows the working set, but not the real memory usage that the Windows uses in the VM.
It'd be better if the plugin used NtQueryVirtualMemory directly rather than trying to use the memory provider stuff which wasn't meant to be exported in the first place (my mistake).Re: VirtEx
For VMware, you can enumerate mapped files and look for the ".vmem" extension. I'm not sure if that gives you the actual memory usage though.TETYYS wrote:I plan on using VMWare VIX and VirtualBox APIs, but I have problems with linking in x86 VIX build
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No no, not that, I'm planning to expand this to stopping/restarting VMs, listing processes inside VM.wj32 wrote:For VMware, you can enumerate mapped files and look for the ".vmem" extension. I'm not sure if that gives you the actual memory usage though.TETYYS wrote:I plan on using VMWare VIX and VirtualBox APIs, but I have problems with linking in x86 VIX build
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Sorry for the inconvenience, but I've made changes to the object manager and you'll need to update this plugin for the next version of PH. Otherwise PH will crash.
(This could have been avoided if you didn't copy a bunch of internal code from PH.)
(This could have been avoided if you didn't copy a bunch of internal code from PH.)
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Ok, not sure if I will develop this because of limitations
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thanks for this great plugin
i can't start PH after the update v 2.36 !
i can't start PH after the update v 2.36 !