Take a technical support file and grab the TGZ file and explode it, this will create a TAR file. Once you have access to the files you'll be able to navigate to the files in question following the files displayed in your crashinfo listing.
Take a technical support file and grab the TGZ file and explode it, this will create a TAR file. Once you have access to the files you'll be able to navigate to the files in question following the files displayed in your crashinfo listing.
There's a wealth of information in those tech dump files. A lot of the times I'll poke through the logs from a tech dump before reaching out to TAC. When there is an unresolvable issue it makes life a lot easier to be able to point to the details from the logs. You can generally get that information from using the less command in the CLI but it's a lot easier to dump the file and grep through all the logs for a specific time if you already know that information. This obviously doesn't apply to core dumps but it's still useful.
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