This is probably related to more Windows 10 changes.
See: #1 (comment)
From @cbayet:
I've found other problems, but I did not investigate it for now, and i don't know if it's linked with some changes in kernel structures.
For example, the !poolchunk command always returns me the same thing for freed chunks:
kd> !poolchunk ffffd384c2b96d00
ffffd384c2b96d00: size:0C0 prev:0C0 index:00 type:04 tag:IoCo // fine
chunk appears to be free, searching descriptors...
ffffd384c2b96d00: #1 in ListHeads[00] in pool PagedPool[0] (ffffd384be039000) // not fine, always the same
This is probably related to more Windows 10 changes.
See: #1 (comment)
From @cbayet:
I've found other problems, but I did not investigate it for now, and i don't know if it's linked with some changes in kernel structures.
For example, the !poolchunk command always returns me the same thing for freed chunks: