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print string
Displays string on the terminal. If this command is used by an
extension, the terminal receives no output.
quit
Exits the kdbx debugger.
source [-x] [file(s)]
Reads and interprets files as kdbx commands in the context of the
current aliases. If the you specify the −x flag, the debugger displays
commands as they are executed.
unalias name
Removes the alias, if any, from name.
The kdbx debugger contains many predefined aliases, which are defined in
the kdbx startup file /var/kdbx/system.kdbxrc.
2.2.3 Using kdbx Debugger Extensions
In addition to its commands, the kdbx debugger provides extensions. You
execute extensions using the kdbx command pr. For example, to execute the
arp extension, you enter this command:
kdbx> pr arp
Some extensions are provided with your Tru64 UNIX system and reside
in the /var/kdbx directory. Aliases for each of these extensions are also
provided that let you omit the pr command from an extension command line.
Thus, another way to execute the arp extension is to enter the following
command:
kdbx> arp
This command has the same effect as the pr arp command.
You can create your own kdbx extensions as described in Chapter 3.
For extensions that display addresses as part of their output, some use a
shorthand notation for the upper 32-bits of an address to keep the output
readable. The following table lists the notation for each address type.
Notation Address Type Replaces Example
v
virtual
ffffffff v0x902416f0
e
virtual
fffffffe e0x12340000
Kernel Debugging Utilities 2–15