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well damn...

i started reading the MSJ may 1996 article and found another thing that can be used to check for a debugger in win9x:
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Windows 95 TIB fields
The 20h DWORD DebugContext field normally contains the value zero. However, when you're debugging the thread's process, this field contains a pointer to a structure that contains register values and is similar to, but not the same as, the CONTEXT structure defined in WINNT.H.
however, reading JuneMouse's (thx) post, kernel code is clearly checking something else, dereferencing a pointer in kernel32.dll memory? seems that this pointer points into kernel (so called 'kernel' memory under win9x hehe, >= 0x80000000) memory.

Dno, after researching for 30 mins, i dont have enough motivation to add support for this ancient architecture :P
anyone who does, read this article: hxxp://www.microsoft.com/msj/archive/S2CE.aspx

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The 30h PVOID* pProcess field contains a linear address for the process database representing the process that owns the thread. However, this is not the same as a process handle or process ID.
however,there is no info on the PDB format there...

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