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| − | In contrast to normal scans where you are looking for values in the memory, CE introduced a new feature called 'Ultimap' allowing you to look for code that was executed (or not). By sieving through the results, you find functions and procedures rather than values.
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| − | Ultimap requires an Intel CPU.
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| − | For older Intel CPUs, you can use only [[Ultimap1]], provided that your system supports [[DBVM]].
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| − | If you have an Intel ix 6xxx or higher CPU, you can use [[Ultimap2]], which works without [[DBVM]].
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| − | Note: there are earlier revisions of the 6xxx CPUs out there with older revision of IPT (Intel Process Trace) in them - these won't support [[Ultimap2]].
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