Hema Huchegowda writes:
> I tried what you suggested and that didn't seem to help me.
> The core is from a solaris 9 box and I'm trying to read it from a 
> solaris 10 system:

Why not find an S9 box to do this?

> I've brought in all the libraries this application dependents (as seen 
> in pldd output) on to the target system and placed them under: /test/libs

Mdb isn't quite the same as dbx.

In general, that's just not going to work.  The philosophy behind mdb
(and CTF) is that the core dump itself should carry the required
symbolic debug information, so that there's no question about what
exact objects made up the process in the first place.  In the cases
where the core file doesn't have this information (as in old
releases), you just don't have symbols.

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