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Course number	U3706S
Length	4 days
Delivery method	Instructor-led training (ILT) Onsite dedicated training (OST)
Price	USD $2,800

	Course overview
	This course examines the kernel tools available for use in analyzing kernel problems with the HP Tru64 UNIX operating system. Tools discussed include: dbx, kdbx, kdebug, ikdebug, ladebug, cscope, crash, CDA, and others. Examples using the tools and exercises are included.

Prerequisites

	Students should have a basic grasp of UNIX commands and utilities, understand basic system administration functions and C language programs, and should be able to read C data structures representations. Student should also have completed the system administration course.

Audience

	Service engineers who support HP Tru64 UNIX, and operating system and layered product engineers.

Ways to save

	Save with the HP Care Pack education service offerings. Save with six or more students in the same class. An onsite dedicated training course (OST) at "your location or ours" can save you even more!

Benefits to you

	This course covers critical skills for service and operating system engineers.

Next Steps

	HP Tru64 UNIX v5.1 System Internals I U3707S HP Tru64 UNIX v5.1 System Internals II U3708S HP Tru64 UNIX v5 Crash Dump Analysis U3709S HP TruCluster Internals U3710S

Course outline

	Kernel tools overview Status utilities Crash dump files Kernel debuggers System events Reviewing HP Tru64 UNIX internals HP Tru64 UNIX subsystems NUMA systems Process, task, and thread data structures Virtual memory data structures File system data structures I/O subsystem Crash files Crash dump basics Managing crash dump files Collecting and using crash data Using other crash analysis tools Using the dbx debugger What is dbx Using dbx commands Using dbx to examine a running system Using dbx to analyze a crash dump Using the kdbx debugger What is kdbx? Using kdbx commands Extensions Using kdbx to analyze a running kernel Using kdbx to analyze a crash dump Writing a kdbx extension Using the ladebug debugger What is ladebug? Using ladebug commands Using ladebug to examine a running system Using ladebug to analyze a crash dump Using the kdebug debugger What is kdebug Remote debugging with kdebug Local debugging with ikdebug Using system events Understanding event logging facilities Posting events with command line utilities Viewing events with event manager Viewing events with DECevent Viewing events with HP Analyze

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