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Pavel Tsekov wrote:
> Anyway, you can try using ollydbg (search google). To dig deeper, at some 
> point you'll need a kernel debugger. As a disassembler I can suggest you
> the freeware version of DataRescue's IDA.

Thanks for the pointers. I suggested WINDBG because it
is a kernel debugger. However, it looks like the level
of investigation I need was already done for ReactOS,
which includes reverse-engineered source code to boot.
I should have started there first.

-Jerry