Transcription of Debugging Virtual Machines with the Checkpoint to Core Tool
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Technical NoteVMware, Debugging Virtual Machines with the Checkpoint to Core ToolWorkstation , VMware Fusion , and ESX/ESXi VMware now supports the vmss2core tool, which developers can use to debug guest operating systems and applications by converting a Virtual machine Checkpoint into a core dump file. The Checkpoint may be either a snapshot or suspend file. You can select a variety of core dump formats that standard debuggers to other Debugging methods, a major advantage of vmss2core is that it requires absolutely no modifications to Virtual Machines : no additional software to install, no Windows registry keys to change, no Linux kernel modules to practice vmss2core can be tremendously helpful, because it offers a Debugging alternative when others fail.
Technical Note VMware, Inc. 1 Debugging Virtual Machines with the Checkpoint to Core Tool Workstation 7.1, VMware Fusion 3.1, and ESX/ESXi 4.x VMware now supports the vmss2core tool, which developers can use to debug guest operating systems and
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