On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, James Carlson wrote:
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 applica
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 ou
James McPherson wrote On 03/11/06 12:18 PM,:
On 11/3/06, Hema Huchegowda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way in mdb to specify the library path (similar to
pathmap in dbx) so I can open the application core on target
systems that doesn't have to be running at the same patch
level as th
On 11/3/06, Hema Huchegowda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way in mdb to specify the library path (similar to
pathmap in dbx) so I can open the application core on target
systems that doesn't have to be running at the same patch
level as the system where the application core dumped..
Hi
Is there a way in mdb to specify the library path (similar to pathmap in dbx)
so I can open the application core on target systems that doesn't have to be
running at the same patch level as the system where the application core
dumped..
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