KSYMBOL(8) — Unix Programmer’s Manual
NAME
ksymbol − configures the kernel debugger symbol table
SYNOPSIS
/etc/ksymbol kernel-name
DESCRIPTION
ksymbol configures a symbol table for the kernel debugger program. Without ksymbol, the debugger can use only numeric addresses, not symbolic addresses.
config(8) puts a call to ksymbol into the kernel makefile, so that ksymbol runs automatically when making a new kernel. This is ordinarily the only time to run ksymbol.
The default value for kernel-name is /vmunix.
FILES
/usr/src/sys/is68k/Makefile config(8) makefile, runs ksymbol
SEE ALSO
config(8)
UNIX Source Release Note for Source Licensees
DIAGNOSTICS
WARNING: symtab too small, %d allocated, %d needed
The symbol table allocated is too small; ksymbol could not enter all of the symbols. kernel strtab too small, %d allocated, %d needed
The kernel string table allocated is too small; ksymbol could not enter all of the symbols. successful patch
Successful execution of ksymbol.
8 BSD — 15 July 1987