From: Firmin, Anthony (Firmin_A@matalan.co.uk)
Date: Fri Oct 25 2002 - 07:30:06 EDT
Thanks to John Leadenham who may have had a good point regarding the data
structures. However...
I decided to have a look at the readme files on the SunPlayground web site
for memtool but could find no indication as to whether there were 32-bit or
64-bit versions. I also noticed there was now a 3.9.4beta2 version of
memtool so I downloaded that, uninstalled 3.9.3 and installed 3.9.4beta2.
The memtool GUI now works.
Conclusions: It may have been a bug, or, it may have been a corrupt
executable, or, it may have been 32 v 64 bit - I guess I will never know!!!
Anthony
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From: John Leadeham
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 11:03 PM
To: Firmin, Anthony
Subject: Re: memtool coredump
> I have just installed Memtool 3.9.3 on a domain of a 4800.
> The domain is running Solaris 8, 018528-14.
> Everything runs perfectly except for memtool process which opens
and
closes
> a window in CDE and returns the wonderful message "Segmentation
> Fault(coredump)" to the screen.
Just a guess -- are you using 32-bit memtool with 64-bit Solaris?
This will matter because memtool has to access kernel data
structures
which differ between 32-bit and 64-bit modes. Pmap should work.
John.
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