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09-19-2002
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cannot find appname.core
hi all, i had core dumped but i could not match it in the form of appname.core. please advise..
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09-20-2002
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you could also issue
find / -name core to find the core fileon your system than issue file core or adb core to debug the core file. this will tell the application that cause the core dump |
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