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03-03-2003
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HPUX Core Dump!?
My company's SCADA system runs on an HP Unix box and it crashed the other day. Everything came back up alright, but we were wondering if there is a core file that is created during a crash like this. I have not been able to find anything, but maybe someone can point me to a location of said file?
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The details depend on the version of HP-UX. Also on how the system was set up. For 11.0 the default location would be /var/adm/crash.
To get more info on your system, run these commands: man 1m crashconf man savecrash more /etc/rc.config.d/savecrash crashconf -v |
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