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mdb
     architecture
     building blocks
     commands
    dcmds
         ::avl
         ::cont
         ::continue
         ::cpuinfo
         ::cpuinfo -v
         ::dcmds 2nd
         ::delete n
         ::difinstr
         ::difo
         ::dis 2nd 3rd
         ::dmods 2nd
         ::dmods -l 2nd
         ::dmods -l mdb
         ::dof_actdesc
         ::dof_ecbdesc
         ::dof_hdr
         ::dof_probedesc
         ::dof_relodesc
         ::dof_relohdr
         ::dof_sec
         ::dofdump
         ::dtrace
         ::dtrace_aggstat
         ::dtrace_dynstat
         ::dtrace_errhash
         ::dtrace_helptrace
         ::dtrace_state
         ::enum enumname
         ::eval
         ::events 2nd
         ::findleaks
         ::findstack 2nd 3rd
         ::formats 2nd
         ::getenv
         ::getenv var
         ::id2probe
         ::kgrep
         ::kill
         ::list
         ::load
         ::load memory
         ::log
         ::mappings
         ::memstat 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
         ::memstat.
         ::msgbuf 2nd
         ::netstat
         ::next
         ::nm 2nd
         ::nmadd
         ::nmdel
         ::offsetof type field
         ::panicinfo
         ::pgrep 2nd 3rd
         ::print 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
         ::proc
         ::ps 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
         ::ps -f
         ::ps -t
         ::ptree
         ::quit
         ::regs 2nd 3rd 4th
         ::run arglist
         ::setenv var=string
         ::showrev
         ::sizeof inode_t
         ::sizeof type
         ::stack 2nd 3rd
         ::stack $C
         ::stackregs
         ::status 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
         ::step 2nd 3rd
         ::step ]
         ::step out
         ::step over
         ::switch
         ::thread
         ::threadlist
         ::threadlist -v
         ::typegraph
         ::typeset
         ::vars
         ::vatopfn
         ::walk 2nd
         ::walk proc
         ::walkers
         ::whatis
         ::wp
         b 2nd
         bp
         c 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
         e
         r
         s SIG
         u SIG
         z 2nd 3rd
     debugger concepts
     debugging
     extracting user-mode stack frame pointers
     features
     history
     introduction
     introduction to the modular debugger
    kmdb. [See kmdb.]
     listing all kernel threads
     macros
     mdb modularity.
     modules
     obtaining a stack trace of the running thread
     overview
     reference
     reference for dtrace
     targets
     terms
     variables
     walkers
mdb for debugging kernels
     booting with the kernel debugger
     collecting information about panics
     constructing the process stack
     diagnosing with kmdb and moddebug
     disassembling the suspect code
     displaying general-purpose registers
     enabling process pages in a dump
     examining kernel core summary information
     examining the message buffer
     examining the process memory
     examining user process stacks within a kernel image
     forcing a crash dump with halt -d
     investigating kernel hangs
     invoking mdb to examine the kernel image
     kernel built-in mdb dcmds
     listing network connections
     listing processes and stacks
     locating and attaching the target
     locating the target process
     looking at the status of the cpus
     navigating kernel stack backtraces
     notable kernel dcmds
     processes in kernel images
     switching mdb to debug a specific process
     working with debugging targets
     working with kernel cores
mdb tutorial
     arithmetic expressions
     binary operators
     command syntax
     commands
     ctf-related
     ctf-related dcmds
    dcmds
         general dcmds
     debugging target dcmds
     disassembling the target
     displaying registers
     displaying stacks
     expressions 2nd
     formats for reading
     formats for searching
     formatting characters
     formatting metacharacters
     gdb-to-mdb migration
     general mdb command syntax
     invoking mdb
     kernel cpu-related
     kmem-related commands
     logging output to a file
     macros
     memory-related commands
     obtaining symbolic type information
     pipelines
     piping to unix commands
     proc-related commands
     read formats
     resolving symbol names
     search formats
     symbols 2nd
     synchronization-related commands
     target-related dcmds
     thread-related commands
     unary operators
     variables 2nd 3rd
     walkers
     walkers, variables, and expressions combined
     working with debugging targets
     write formats
     writing
memory
    anonymous memory paging
         "bad" paging
     calculating process memory usage with ps and pmap
     cow_fault 2nd
     displaying page size information with pmap
     DTrace probes
     dtrace vm provider probes and descriptions
    file i/o paging
         "good" paging
     free memory
     global memory summary
     kernel memory
     kernel memory with kstat
     kstats 2nd 3rd
     life cycle of physical memory
     malloc()
     memtool
         prtswap
     observing mmu performance impact with trapstat
     obtaining memory kstats
     page scanner rate
     page-in
     per-zone paging statistics
     physical memory allocation
     physical memory size via prtconf
     process virtual and resident set size
     relieving memory pressure 2nd
     scan rate as a memory health indicator
     slowscan
    statistics
         anonfree 2nd
         anoninfo
         anonpgin 2nd
         anonpgout 2nd
         apf
         api 2nd
         apo 2nd
         availrmem 2nd
         execfree 2nd
         execname
         execpgin 2nd
         execpgout 2nd
         Free (cachelist)
         Free (freelist)
         freemem 2nd
         fsfree 2nd
         fspgin 2nd
         fspgout 2nd
         maj_fault
         nscan
         pagesfree
         pageslocked
         pagestotal
         pp_kernel
     statistics from the vmstat command
     system memory allocation kstats
     system paging kstats
    tools
         kstat
         memstat
         pmap
         truss
         vmstat
     tools for memory analysis 2nd
     total physical memory
     types of paging
     using dtrace
     using dtrace for memory analysis
     using pmap to inspect process memory usage
     using prstat to estimate memory slowdowns
     using the memstat command in mdb
     using the perl kstat api to look at memory statistics
     virtual memory DTrace provider probes
     vm lifecycle DTrace probes
mib-ii statistics
microstate accounting
mmap
    flags
         MAP_NORESERVE.
         MAP_PRIVATE
         MAP_SHARED.
moddebug
monitor-contended-enter
monitor-contended-entered
monitor-contended-exit
monitor-notify
monitor-wait
monitor-waited
mpstat
     usr, sys, idl times




Solaris Performance and Tools(c) Dtrace and Mdb Techniques for Solaris 10 and Opensolaris
Solaris Performance and Tools: DTrace and MDB Techniques for Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris
ISBN: 0131568191
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 180

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