Can anyone reproduce this:
I'm running SX:CE b129 amd64, bfu'ed to current ON bits;
the same problem exists on OpenSolaris dev build b132.
I'm trying to debug a /usr/sbin/amd64/update_drv problem,
using mdb. Problem is that the debug target somehow
receives a :r quoted string argument slightly
I'm trying to debug an Xorg mouse problem in b116 or newer, on 32-bit x86.
The problem is that under unknown conditions the mouse pointer jumps to
the upper left screen corner.
( http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=105715tstart=0 )
Unfortunately, when I recompile Xorg from
echo ::findleaks -v -d | mdb -p $pid | c++filt
However, it does not work: it seems that when mdb input is redirected,
it wraps lines at 80 characters and C++ names are not demangled
correctly.
Does setting the output width with the $w command work?
echo '300$w ; ::findleaks -v -d' |
I'm not exactly sure when it happened (somewhere between snv_98
and snv_100), but starting a couple of weeks ago kmdb appears to
have lost the ability to display parameter values in stack backtraces
on the amd64 platform.
E.g. on an old build 82 or wiith an opensolaris snv_97 livecd,
mdb -k /
James C. McPherson wrote:
J?rgen Keil wrote:
... starting a couple of weeks ago kmdb appears to
have lost the ability to display parameter values in stack backtraces
on the amd64 platform.
Yes, and it was noticed starting with daily.0925.
Is the following a known bug?
On a 32-bit x86 platform, running on-20060404 bits, mdb segfaults, like this:
$ mdb /bin/date
main:b
:r
mdb: stop at main
mdb: target stopped at:
main: pushl %ebp
puts:b
:c
mdb: stop at libc.so.1`puts
mdb: target stopped at:
libc.so.1`puts: pushl
