PROBLEM: (QAR 56967) (Patch ID: OSF440-104) ******** This patch fixes a problem with kdbx in which it creates a core in the root directory when recovering from a system crash. After a system crash, and a subsequent reboot, a core file is found under the root directory, /. Using the file command (which must be run by superuser, due to the protection on /core) will show that the file was created by kdbx. PROBLEM: (QAR 71190) (Patch ID: OSF440-117) ******** This patch fixes a problem with kdbx. The trace command in kdbx has an option where a particular thread, or a group of threads is specified, and the stack for only those threads are shown. Kdbx showed stack traces for all threads however, reverting to the default option. This patch enables the trace command to function as documented. PROBLEM: (93714, 92650, 92212, 83371, 94138, 95676) (PATCH ID: OSF440-934) ******** PROBLEM: Not all audit data in the log is displayed after being sorted. PROBLEM: System panic in audit_rec_build. PROBLEM: Setting select/deselect flag on a directory does not affect if an audit event is generated (with obj select/obj deselect) when an audited file operation is performed. PROBLEM: (88167, 88641) (PATCH ID: OSF440-766) ******** This patch fixes two problems that can occur while debugging kernels with kdbx. 1. When kdbx is invoked it reports token length warnings prior to issuing a prompt. An example is shown below. # kdbx -k /vmunix dbx version 5.1 Type 'help' for help. thread 0xfffffc007fe16a80 stopped at [thread_block:3211 ,0xfffffc00002e736c warning: Files compiled -g3: parameter values probably wrong Maximum token length exceeded Didn't consume last input Maximum token length exceeded Didn't consume last input (kdbx) 2. The kdbx "ofile" command fails when verbose output is requested with -v. For example, (kdbx) ofile -pid 613314 -v Proc=0xfffffc0032056cc0 pid=613314 ADDR_FILE f_cnt ADDR_VNODE V_TYPE V_TAG USECNT V_FLAG V_MOUNT INO =========== ====== =========== ====== ======= ======= ====== =========== === (kdbx) pid 613337 exited with signal SIGSEGV