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cr_info(3)							    cr_info(3)

NAME
       cr_info - retrieve crash dump information

SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
       The function returns a pointer to a structure with information about an
       open crash dump.

   cr_info_t
       The structure contains the following fields.  Note  that	 there	is  no
       necessary  correlation between the placement in this list and the order
       in the structure, and the structure may contain other, reserved fields.
       In  the	future,	 this  structure  may change in size and should not be
       copied to avoid compatibility problems with various releases.

       char		*cri_hostname	    Name of system dumped
       char		*cri_model	    Model string from system
       char		*cri_panic	    Panic message
       char		*cri_release	    Release string from system
       char		*cri_dumptime	    Time of the crash dump
       char		*cri_savetime	    Time crash dump saved
       uint64_t		 cri_chunksize	    Size of uncompressed image files.
       uint64_t		 cri_memsize	    Physical size of memory (bytes)
       uint64_t		 cri_num_err	    Number of error messages
       char	       **cri_errmsg	    Error messages from INDEX file
       uint64_t		 cri_num_warn	    Number of warning messages
       char	       **cri_warnmsg	    Warning messages from INDEX file
       uint64_t		 cri_num_mod	    Number of module structures
       cri_modinfo_t	*cri_modinfo	    Array of module structures
       uint32_t		 cri_num_nodes	    Number of nodes
       uint32_t		 cri_monarch_node   Physical monarch node number

       The fields cri_hostname, cri_model, cri_panic,  cri_release,  cri_dump‐
       time,  and  cri_savetime are all null-terminated strings; respectively,
       representing the name and model of the system that  dumped,  the	 panic
       message,	 the  release version string of the kernel, and the times that
       the system dumped and the dump was saved.  The  amount,	in  bytes,  of
       physical	 memory	 on the system is in cri_memsize.  The target size, in
       bytes, of individual uncompressed  image	 files	is  in	cri_chunksize.
       cri_errmsg  and	cri_warnmsg are arrays of null-terminated strings with
       the list of saved messages.  cri_num_err and cri_num_warn are the  num‐
       ber  of	strings	 in  each list.	 cri_modinfo is an array of structures
       defining the loaded kernel modules; there are cri_num_mod  elements  in
       the  array.   cri_num_nodes  is	the  number  of nodes contained on the
       machine and  cri_monarch_node  is  the  physical	 node  number  of  the
       monarch.

   cri_modinfo_t
       The  structure  contains	 information specific to kernel modules loaded
       into memory at the time of the system crash.  The specific fields are:

	 char	    *mdi_loadpath   File path when loaded into memory
	 char	    *mdi_savepath   File path when saved in crash directory
	 uint64_t    mdi_size	    Size in bytes
	 uint64_t    mdi_checksum   Checksum of the file from cksum(1)

       Again, the order of these fields within the structure is not specified,
       and other reserved fields may be present in the structure.

       The  caller  must  not  modify any information in any of the structures
       returned by

RETURN VALUE
       returns a pointer to the structure described above.  If is not a	 valid
       descriptor of a crash dump opened with the return value is undefined.

EXAMPLES
       Assuming	 a  process  opened  a	crash  dump,  the  following  call  to
       cr_info(3) retrieves the information about the open crash dump.

AUTHOR
       was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO
       cr_open(3), libcrash(5).

								    cr_info(3)
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