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Oracle Solaris Modular Debugger Guide     Oracle Solaris 11.1 Information Library
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Preface

1.  Modular Debugger Overview

2.  Debugger Concepts

3.  MDB Language Syntax

4.  Using MDB Commands Interactively

5.  Built-In Commands

6.  Execution Control

7.  Kernel Execution Control

8.  Kernel Debugging Modules

9.  Debugging With the Kernel Memory Allocator

10.  Module Programming API

A.  MDB Options

B.  Notes

C.  Transition From adb and kadb

D.  Transition From crash

Command-Line Options

Input in MDB

Crash Functions and MDB Dcmds

Index

Appendix D

Transition From crash

The transition from using the legacy crash utility to using mdb(1) is relatively simple: MDB provides most of the “canned” crash commands. The additional extensibility and interactive features of MDB allow the programmer to explore aspects of the system not examined by the current set of commands. This appendix briefly discusses several features of crash and provides pointers to equivalent MDB functionality.