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coreadm configuration question

edited Apr 9, 2014 9:20AM in Oracle Solaris System Administration (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered ✓

I would like to configure coreadm on Solaris 10 using following

coreadm -g /usr/dump/core.%n.%z.%f.%p

coreadm -e global

The part I am not sure if I should use also following

coreadm -G all

When I don't use coreadm -G all following is setup

global core file content: default

When I use coreadm -G all following is setup

global core file content all

It looks like when default is enabled all cores file from all processes on server are created under /usr/dump/.

Not sure if there is any difference by adding coreadm -G all

Thanks

Andrew

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