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To generate a minidump, the following steps can be used, on a GENERIC64 kernel: ``` sysctl debug.kdb.panic=1 db> dump ``` Reboot and after the system starts up the minidump should be available at /var/crash, provided that dumpdev was configured properly. With a patched libkvm (to be posted soon), it is then possible to translate addresses and read the dumped memory pages.

To generate a minidump, the following steps can be used, on a GENERIC64 kernel: ``` sysctl debug.kdb.panic=1 db> dump ``` Reboot and after the system starts up the minidump should be available at /var/crash, provided that dumpdev was configured properly. With a patched libkvm (D21555) it is then possible to translate addresses and read the dumped memory pages.

To generate a minidump, the following steps can be used, on a GENERIC64 kernel: ``` sysctl debug.kdb.panic=1 db> dump ``` Reboot and after the system starts up the minidump should be available at /var/crash, provided that dumpdev was configured properly. With a patched libkvm (to be posted soon),D21555) it is then possible to translate addresses and read the dumped memory pages.