Shortcut dot dot 1 is to stop debugging, dot dot 2 enters the
unit into console mode.
-Rus
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Richard Hartman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 12:18 PM
>To: Palm Developer Forum
>Subject: Re: How does one execute a Total Memory Dump?
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>Adam Wozniak wrote in message <15692@palm-dev-forum>...
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>>Richard Hartman wrote:
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>>> You might want to pony up for a copy of CodeWarrior, set
>>> the Palm into debug mode and see if you can dump memory
>>> in the CW debugger.
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>>This was trivial to do...
>>
>>Get a palm serial cable (NOT a hotsync cradle). These are cheap.
>>Run codewarrior (will codewarrior lite also do?).
>>Set up Edit / Preferences / Palm Connection Settings to Palm OS Device
>>Go to Palm / Open Debug Console...
>>(codewarrior should now prompt you to enter the shortcut dot 2)
>>use the debug console's "DM" command to dump memory
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>>I was able to do this to peek at random parts of memory throughout the
>device.
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>>All you need now is a memory map, and some patience with
>Windows cut&paste
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>>Did I miss anything?
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>Magic Shortcut 2 is the "open serial port" trigger ... isn't
>the debugging
>shortcut Magic Shortcut 1?
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