From: Alberto Cozer (acozer@UOL.COM.BR)
Date: Mon Mar 08 2004 - 10:07:07 EST
Praveen,
Yes, you can do it. Copy the dump to a file (via smit dump, dd or snap
command) and use the "crash dumpfile_name unix" command to analyse it. For
a complete guide on AIX Core Dump analysis take a look on SG-246185.
There's a lot you can do without IBM. I have determined problems faster
than IBM by interpreting my own core dumps.
Best regards,
Alberto.
Alberto Cozer
Systems Security Engineer
Check Point Certified Security Expert, CCSE NG
IBM Certified AIX System Specialist
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Can we analyse a core dump created by a system or is it that we
send
this to ibm and they will analyse it for us..can someone let me know this
info..
TIA
Praveen
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