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32-bit memory dumps
robm2
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EDIT: Tried a different search, and found this is essentially a duplicate of this issue:
https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/86625/this-process-is-64-bit-but-this-memory-dump-is-not-memory-dumps-can-only-be-read-if-they-are-the-s#latest
Trying to open a memory dump of a 32-bit process running on a 64-bit OS, using AMP running on a 64-bit machine. I get the message:
This process is 64-bit, but this memory dump is not. Memory dumps can only be read if they are the same bitness as the process.
I assume by "this process" it means ANTS, and not the process we're taking the dump from. Is there a way to run AMP in a 32-bit mode then? The doco here: Analyzing memory dumps - ANTS Memory Profiler 11 - Product Documentation (red-gate.com) says:
Memory dumps of 32-bit applications can only be opened when running AMP in a 32-bit environment.
I tried launching the GUI from a 32-bit cmd process, but it was unimpressed.
https://forum.red-gate.com/discussion/86625/this-process-is-64-bit-but-this-memory-dump-is-not-memory-dumps-can-only-be-read-if-they-are-the-s#latest
Trying to open a memory dump of a 32-bit process running on a 64-bit OS, using AMP running on a 64-bit machine. I get the message:
This process is 64-bit, but this memory dump is not. Memory dumps can only be read if they are the same bitness as the process.
I assume by "this process" it means ANTS, and not the process we're taking the dump from. Is there a way to run AMP in a 32-bit mode then? The doco here: Analyzing memory dumps - ANTS Memory Profiler 11 - Product Documentation (red-gate.com) says:
Memory dumps of 32-bit applications can only be opened when running AMP in a 32-bit environment.
I tried launching the GUI from a 32-bit cmd process, but it was unimpressed.
