Hi, in case anyone is interested in generating coredumps:
Sailfish saves core files if enabled in working directory which should be
~/ or /home/nemo/ if you like for applications started from launcher.
To enable generating coredumps use (the method I posted earlier works too):
ulimit -c unlimited
Thanks Alejandro,
I'm unfamiliar with both ulimit and Sailfish in this regard.
If I understand correctly I need to:
devel-su echo "* softcore1000" >>
/etc/security/limits.conf
devel-su echo "* softhard1000" >>
/etc/security/limit
El Saturday 30 August 2014, Krisztian Olah escribió:
> Hi all,
> just a quick question. Where does Sailfish dump cores? I checked (as root)
> sydtemd-coredumpctl, but it seems empty. According to
> /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern the name should be "core" so I did a find,
> but that came up short
Hi all,
just a quick question. Where does Sailfish dump cores? I checked (as root)
sydtemd-coredumpctl, but it seems empty. According to
/proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern the name should be "core" so I did a find,
but that came up short as well. While it is entierly possible that I don't
have a cor
