dl[a | p | s | h] [range]
The dl command displays the specified range of entries in the local descriptor table (LDT).
a
Causes all entries in the table to be displayed, not just the valid ones. By default, only the valid LDT entries are displayed. If the command is passed a global descriptor table (GDT) selector, it displays the appropriate GDT entry.
p
Causes private segment selectors to be displayed.
s
Causes shared segment selectors to be displayed.
h
Causes huge segment selectors to be displayed. To display the huge segment selectors, give the shadow selector followed by the maximum number of selectors reserved for that segment plus 1.
range
Specifies the range of entries to be displayed. If you omit range, the entire table is displayed.
The following example displays all the LDT entries:
dla 4 57
The command produces a display similar to the following:
0014 Call Gate Sel=1418 Offst=0417 DPL=0 NotPres WordCount=1D
001C Code Seg Base=051418 Limit=0423 DPL=0 NotPres ExecOnly
0027 Reserved Base=87F000 Limit=FEA5 DPL=3 Present
0034 Code Seg Base=05F000 Limit=1805 DPL=0 NotPres ExecOnly
003C Code Seg Base=05F000 Limit=EF57 DPL=0 NotPres ExecOnly
0047 Code Seg Base=4DC000 Limit=0050 DPL=3 Present ExecOnly
004D Reserved Base=71F000 Limit=F841 DPL=1 NotPres
0057 Code Seg Base=59F000 Limit=E739 DPL=3 Present ExecOnly