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| − | == | + | == Command line syntax == |
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| + | Syntax is pretty trivial one but partially context dependent. | ||
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<code> | <code> | ||
| − | crtools -d [-p|-t] $pid | + | crtools [-c] [-D dir] (-s|-d|-r) [-p|-t] $pid |
</code> | </code> | ||
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| + | * '''c''' - to continue execution of a task once checkpoint is complete in case of '''checkpointing''' stage, and show contents of memory pages in case of '''show''' stage | ||
| + | * '''D dir''' - write/read dump images to/from the specified directory | ||
| + | * '''s''' - read image files and show their contents | ||
| + | * '''d''' - checkpoint a process | ||
| + | * '''r''' - restore a process | ||
Revision as of 21:08, 14 January 2012
Command line syntax
Syntax is pretty trivial one but partially context dependent.
crtools [-c] [-D dir] (-s|-d|-r) [-p|-t] $pid
- c - to continue execution of a task once checkpoint is complete in case of checkpointing stage, and show contents of memory pages in case of show stage
- D dir - write/read dump images to/from the specified directory
- s - read image files and show their contents
- d - checkpoint a process
- r - restore a process