[INUG-Users] nco_pad command line options

[Jacob Steinberger]

You don't *have* to have gdb on the system in order to look at the  
core, sometimes it works and is helpful to move the core to a similar  
system in order to do the debugging. Back in the day, we'd take  
customers core files, that couldn't do gdb themselves, and backtrace  
them to try to get an idea of what's going on. It's not always 100%,  
but it might give you a clue ...

Jacob

Quoting "Schernau, Ed D" <Edward.Schernau at CITIZENSBANK.com>:

> I'm getting cores, but my Unix SAs dont have gdb anywhere (no hippy
> opensource stuff here), I can't install it myself, and IBM hasn't come
> up with anything on the core I sent them.
>
> Lacking root, I can't do any truss or strace-ing either.
>
> Is it possible that one of the params like "msgpoolsize" to nco_pad just
> isn't big enough when my paging automation kicks off 50-100 perl scripts
> at once (stupid requirement, not my choice).
>
>
> Ed
>
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