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At system reboot time, the copy of core memory saved in the swap partitions
is copied into a file, called a crash dump file. You can analyze the crash
dump file to determine what caused the crash. By default, the crash dump is
a partial (rather than full) dump and is in compressed form. For complete
information about managing crash dumps and crash dump files, including
how to change default settings, see the
System Administration manual. For
examples of analyzing crash dump files, see Chapter 4.
1–6 Introduction to Kernel Debugging