ldsysdump(1M) MISC. REFERENCE MANUAL PAGES ldsysdump(1M)
NAME
ldsysdump - load system dump from floppy diskettes
SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/ldsysdump destination_file
DESCRIPTION
The ldsysdump command loads the memory image files from the
floppy diskettes used to take a system dump and recombines
them into a single file on the hard disk suitable for use by
the crash command. The destination_file is the name of the
hard disk file into which the data from the diskettes will
be loaded.
When invoked, ldsysdump begins an interactive procedure that
prompts the user to insert the diskettes to be loaded. The
user has the option of quitting the session at any time.
This allows only the portion of the system image needed to
be dumped.
EXAMPLES
This example loads the three floppies produced via the sys-
dump command on a machine equipped with 2 MB of memory.
$ldsysdump /var/tmp/cdump
Insert first sysdump floppy.
Enter 'c' to continue, 'q' to quit: c
Loading sysdump
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Insert next sysdump floppy.
Enter 'c' to continue, 'q' to quit: c
Loading more sysdump
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Insert next sysdump floppy.
Enter 'c' to continue, 'q' to quit: c
Loading more sysdump
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3 Sysdump files coalesced, 4096 (512 byte) blocks
$
FILES
/dev/dsk/c0d0s6 device used for floppy access
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SEE ALSO
crash(1M), sysdump(8).
ulimit(2) in the Programmer's Reference Manual.
DIAGNOSTICS
If a floppy diskette is inserted out of sequence a message
is printed. The user is allowed to insert a new one and
continue the session.
NOTES
Since the 3B2 computer can be equipped with up to 4 MB of
memory, the destination_file can become quite large. The
file size limit must be set large enough to hold a file of
this size.
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