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02-28-2007 10:08 AM
02-28-2007 10:08 AM
Crashinfo Options
I have crashinfo version 4.17 installed on my HPUX 11.11 server. When run with the "-v" option, the first thing it does is list a table of contents like this:
=====================
= Table Of Contents =
=====================
* General Information
* Message Buffer (in chronological order)
* Memory Globals
* Physical Memory Usage
* User Memory Usage
* Buffer Cache Globals
* Swap Information
* Global Error Counters / kmem_writes
* Network Interfaces
* IOVA Usage Check
* Ioscan Emulation
* Load Averages
* Thread Information
* Kernel Patches
I was wondering if there was a way to run this application such that I could only get the following sections output:
* General Information
* Message Buffer (in chronological order)
* Memory Globals
* Physical Memory Usage
* User Memory Usage
I ran "crashinfo" using the "-h" option but did not see any option that would do this. I'm hoping that there may be some hidden options that will do this.
Thanks!!
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