My kernel is dying trying to pull apart an XDR decoded array. And I've got an array of two items, so how do I view the second one?

[0]> ffffff0010c3a5f0::print DS_REPORTAVAILargs
{
    ds_id = 0x64
    ds_verifier = 0xffffff02efe3b060
    ds_addrs = {
        ds_addrs_len = 0x1
        ds_addrs_val = 0xffffff0307106368
    }
    ds_attrvers = 1 (DS_ATTR_v1)
    ds_storinfo = {
        ds_storinfo_len = 0x2
        ds_storinfo_val = 0xffffff0304545a80
    }
}

We can easily see the first one:

[0]> 0xffffff0304545a80::print ds_storinfo
{
    type = 1 (ZFS)
    ds_storinfo_u = {
        zfs_info = {
            guid_map = {
                ds_guid = {
                    stor_type = 1 (ZFS)
                    ds_guid_u = {
                        zfsguid = {
                            zfsguid_len = 0x10
                            zfsguid_val = 0xffffff02ff6de768
                        }
                    }
                }
                mds_sid_array = {
                    mds_sid_array_len = 0
                    mds_sid_array_val = 0
                }
            }
            attrs = {
                attrs_len = 0x1
                attrs_val = 0xffffff04c8fd6578
            }
        }                             
    }
}

But how do I get to the second one? I.e., how do I tell if it is just a pointer size away or if some special packing is going on?

I can use the array dcmd:

[0]> 0xffffff0304545a80::array ds_storinfo 2
ffffff0304545a80
ffffff0304545ac0

And that shows us:

[0]> ffffff0304545ac0::print  ds_storinfo
{
    type = 1 (ZFS)
    ds_storinfo_u = {
        zfs_info = {
            guid_map = {
                ds_guid = {
                    stor_type = 1 (ZFS)
                    ds_guid_u = {
                        zfsguid = {
                            zfsguid_len = 0x10
                            zfsguid_val = 0xffffff0304def2e0
                        }
                    }
                }
                mds_sid_array = {
                    mds_sid_array_len = 0
                    mds_sid_array_val = 0
                }
            }
            attrs = {
                attrs_len = 0x1
                attrs_val = 0xffffff04bc8f62a0
            }
        }                             
    }
}

Which looks valid and we can quickly test:

[0]> 0xffffff04bc8f62a0::print ds_zfsattr    
{
    attrname = {
        utf8string_len = 0x4
        utf8string_val = 0xffffff0508e88760
    }
    attrvalue = {
        attrvalue_len = 0x15
        attrvalue_val = 0xffffff050853f270
    }
}
[0]> 0xffffff050853f270::dump -w 2
                   \/ 1 2 3  4 5 6 7  8 9 a b  c d e f  0 1 2 3  4 5 6 7  8 9 a
 b  c d e f  v123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef
ffffff050853f270:  706e6673 2d392d32 343a6461 7461322f 706e6673 32bbddba cefaed
fe 98140000  pnfs-9-24:data2/pnfs2...........

So either it is valid or it just happens to point to what I expect!