Error while scanning raw imagefile

[MaxFuwin]

Hi I am currently running a image file
I used the code: python3 -f mem.raw windows.info
And it shows these error codes:

Unsatisfied requirement plugins.Hashdump.kernel.symbol_table_name:

A symbol table requirement was not fulfilled. Please verify that:
The associated translation layer requirement was fulfilled
You have the correct symbol file for the requirement
The symbol file is under the correct directory or zip file
The symbol file is named appropriately or contains the correct banner

Unable to validate the plugin requirements: ['plugins.Hashdump.kernel.symbol_table_name']
Did I missed installing any essential API for this tool?
MaxFuwin

[Abyss-W4tcher]

Hi, could you provide us with a -vvvvvvvvv debug run, to see if any info comes out here ?

[MaxFuwin]

is it looks like this？
Python3 vol.py -f memory_dump.raw windows.info -v?

[Abyss-W4tcher]

more like : Python3 vol.py -f memory_dump.raw -vvvvvvvvvv windows.info

[MaxFuwin]

now it looks like these:

[Abyss-W4tcher]

Alright, could you try running :

python3 vol.py -f memory_dump.raw -vvvvvvvvvv --clear-cache windows.info 

It seems there is a problem with the cache directory.

[MaxFuwin]

[Abyss-W4tcher]

Instead of taking screenshots, could you provide the entire output as a text please ?

[MaxFuwin]

volatility3error.txt
I'm sorry that might take some of your time, the error is quite long

[Abyss-W4tcher]

This issue is quite similar to #1226, please check it out and tell us if it fixes it for you too.

[MaxFuwin]

emmm，it seems like volatility 3.0 is not supporting Win11 memory dumps, when I tested Win10 memory dump i got the result, by the way thanks for spending time help me to solve this issue.

[Abyss-W4tcher]

Have you tried changing the cache path to a writable directory ?

For now, it seems he error relates only to a permission problem.

[MaxFuwin]

According to my several tests, I tried to scan the memory image from Windows 7, 10 and 11 some of the image have successfully scanned
This is one of a success example for windows 10:

but some of the image didn't, Is volatility 3 doesn't support some of the version?

[Abyss-W4tcher]

Yes, Volatility3 supports Windows11.

Would you be able to provide a run with :

python3 vol.py -f memory_dump.raw -vvvvvvvvvv --cache-path C:\Users\username\Downloads\test_volatility3_cache\ windows.info

You will need to create the directory C:\Users\username\Downloads\test_volatility3_cache\ beforehand, while replacing username with your Windows username.

This would help to determine if the cache permission is faulty or if it is indeed a support problem.

[MaxFuwin]

According to my tests

Windows system versions supported by volatility3:
Volatility 3 Framework 2.7.1

Python3 volatility3/vol.py-f xx.raw windows.info # test command.

Support for windows7 Professional Edition (7600)
Support for windows10 Professional Edition 1607 (14393.447)

Windows7 sp1 Ultimate Edition is not supported (7601)
Windows10 Professional Edition 1809 (17763.437) is not supported
Windows11 Professional 23H2 (22631.4037) is not supported
Windows11 Professional 24H2 (26100.1591) is not supported

[ikelos]

Hiya, did you ever try @Abyss-W4tcher 's test?

It would be running the following against one of the images that wasn't working:

mkdir D:\volatility3\cache
python3 volatility3/vol.py -vvvvvvv -f E:\xx.raw --cache-path D:\volatility3\cache windows.info

If will create a lot of output, but it should tell us whether it's just a file permission issue (which it looks like) or something else...