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Gdb core kernel memory

I'm new to gdb and I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to do this: I have a link and you want to know where all this link is used in the kernel heap memory, something like looking for all occurrences of this link in heap memory. Sorry if this question makes no sense or seems too simple.

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So, first you need to find out where the memory was mapped. This can be done using the " information files " or the " service information sections ". After matching, you can use the find gdb command for each of these associations. The find gdb command has the following syntax:

find begin-address end-address address-to-search-for
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