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| • | run d_exc tool on
the device first |
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| • | reproduce the
panic. |
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| • | d_exc dialog pops up |
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| … | telling you some
information about the panic. |
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| Press OK to save
the stack to disk. |
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| • | d_exc will have
dumped 2 files to disk |
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| … | a binary .stk
file containing the thread’s stack |
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| … | a .txt file
detailing the panic code and category |
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| • | get those files
onto a PC and have your |
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| symbol file at
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