----- "Bob Montgomery" <bob.montgomery@xxxxxx> wrote: > The mod command won't do filename completion. > Sometimes I set up a big ugly directory path for mod -S by starting with > the dir command, using its filename completion to get the modules > directory, and then command-line editing the dir command into a mod -S > command before executing it. Ahem. > > This hacky patch allows crash to tell gdb that "mod" is a command that > should get filename completion. It's pretty un-smart filename > completion, e.g. doesn't know that sometimes it should be selecting from > a list of modules instead of filenames, etc. And it messes with the > separation of crash and gdb. > > But mod -S <tab><tab> seems to work. By any chance, does the "non-standard module directory option" that went into 4.0-8.10 work for you, i.e., letting the bash command line do the command line completion work: # crash vmlinux [vmcore] --mod <directory> Then "mod -S" works by searching from the specified <directory> on down. http://people.redhat.com/anderson/crash.changelog.html#4_0_8_10 > It does change the behavior of "crash> gdb help mod" and "crash> gdb > mod". Huh? Dave -- Crash-utility mailing list Crash-utility@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
