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Q
quit command, 2–15
quit function
, 3–17
R
read_field_vals function
, 3–17
read_line function
, 3–18
read_memory function
, 3–18
read_response function, 3–19
read_sym function, 3–20
read_sym_addr function, 3–20
read_sym_val function, 3–21
reg.h header file
( See /usr/include/machine/reg.h
header file )
remote debugging, 2–37
requirements for kdebug
debugger
, 2–38
S
savedefp variable
, 2–8
location of in crashdc output
, A–6
setting up the kdebug debugger
,
2–39
simple lock
displaying debug information for
,
2–11
sizer command
using to determine type of kernel
,
1–2
slock_debug array, 2–11
SMP system
debugging on
, 2–10
determining on which CPU a panic
occurred
, 4–9
socket kdbx extension, 2–30
software panic
example of debugging
, 4–2
source command, 2–15
stack of user program
examining in crash dump
, 2–8
stack trace
example of
, 4–6
multiple panic messages in
, 4–11
Status data type
, 3–2
status variable, A–6
StatusType data type
, 3–2
struct_addr function, 3–21
sum command, 4–4
sum kdbx extension, 2–30
swap kdbx extension
, 2–31
swap space
displaying with kdbx
, 2–31
sysconfig command
using to set the lockmode attribute
,
2–10
system
displaying information about with
kdbx
, 2–30
System boot method
determining
, 1–2
system crash
identifying the cause of
, 4–2
process of
, 1–5
reasons for, 1–5
using crashdc command to collect
data from
, 2–44
using dbx to find the cause of
, 2–2
using kdbx to find the cause of
,
2–12
system.kdbxrc file, 2–13
T
t command, 4–4
task ID
location of in crashdc output
, A–6
task kdbx extension, 2–31
task variable, A–6
tcb table
Index–5