Archive for the ‘Linux Crash Corner’ Category
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012
Memory Dump Analysis Services starts providing debugging training and assistance in addition to (based on) memory dump and software trace analysis. It has recently registered www.debugging.pro domain and is working on extending its courses to cover live debugging and additional OS platforms this year.
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -
Posted in .NET Debugging, Android Crash Corner, Announcements, Crash Dump Analysis, Debugging, Debugging Bureau, Debugging Methodology, Debugging Today, Debugging Trends, Linux Crash Corner, Live Debugging, Mac Crash Corner, Memory Dump Analysis Services, Software Debugging Services, Software Trace Analysis, Training and Seminars | No Comments »
Monday, March 7th, 2011
The first Webinar to start an in-depth discussion of pattern-driven software troubleshooting, debugging and maintenance:
Date: 25th of March 2011
Time: 18:30 (GMT) 14:30 (EST) 11:30 (PST)
Duration: 60 minutes
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/448268158
Topics include:
- A Short History of DumpAnalysis.org
- Memory Dump Analysis Patterns
- Troubleshooting and Debugging Tools (Debugware) Patterns
- Software Trace Analysis Patterns
- From Software Defects to Software Behavior
- Workaround Patterns
- Structural Memory Patterns
- Memory Analysis Domain Pattern Hierarchy
- New Directions
Prerequisites: experience in software troubleshooting and/or debugging.
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -
Posted in .NET Debugging, Analysis Notation, Announcements, AntiPatterns, Best Practices, CDA Pattern Classification, Crash Dump Analysis, Crash Dump Patterns, DebugWare Patterns, Debugging, Debugging Methodology, Debugging Trends, Escalation Engineering, Java Debugging, Linux Crash Corner, Mac Crash Corner, Malware Analysis, Malware Patterns, Memory Analysis Forensics and Intelligence, Memory Dump Analysis Services, Pattern Models, Pattern Prediction, Presentations, Software Behavior Patterns, Software Chorology, Software Engineering, Software Narratology, Software Technical Support, Software Trace Analysis, Software Trace Reading, Software Tracing Implementation Patterns, Software Troubleshooting Patterns, Structural Memory Patterns, Structural Trace Patterns, Systems Thinking, Testing, Trace Analysis Patterns, Training and Seminars, Troubleshooting Methodology, Unified Debugging Patterns, Webinars, Workaround Patterns | No Comments »
Sunday, July 11th, 2010
Our future sponsor has been registered in Ireland and has its own independent website and logo: DumpAnalysis.com
More information will be available later this month.
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -
Posted in Announcements, Crash Analysis Report Environment (CARE), Crash Dump Analysis, Crash Dump De-analysis, Debugging, Education and Research, Escalation Engineering, Hardware, Kernel Development, Linux Crash Corner, Mac Crash Corner, Memory Analysis Forensics and Intelligence, Memory Dump Analysis Services, Minidump Analysis, Security, Software Engineering, Software Technical Support, Software Trace Analysis, Testing, Tools, Training and Seminars, Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows System Administration, x64 Windows | No Comments »
Friday, April 9th, 2010
Plan to start providing training and seminars in my free time. If you are interested please answer these questions (you can either respond here in comments or use this form for private communication http://www.dumpanalysis.org/contact):
- Are you interested in on-site training, prefer traveling or attending webinars?
- Are you interested in software trace analysis as well?
- What specific topics are you interested in?
- What training level (beginner, intermediate, advanced) are you interested in? (please provide an example, if possible)
Additional topics of expertise that can be integrated into training include Source Code Reading and Analysis, Debugging, Windows Architecture, Device Drivers, Troubleshooting Tools Design and Implementation, Multithreading, Deep Down C and C++, x86 and x64 Assembly Language Reading.
Looking forward to your responses. Any suggestions are welcome.
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -
Posted in .NET Debugging, Announcements, AntiPatterns, Assembly Language, Bugchecks Depicted, C and C++, CDA Pattern Classification, CDF Analysis Tips and Tricks, Certification, Code Reading, Common Mistakes, Crash Analysis Report Environment (CARE), Crash Dump Analysis, Crash Dump Patterns, Crash Dumps for Dummies, Data Recovery, DebugWare Patterns, Debugging, Debugging Methodology, Deep Down C++, Education and Research, Escalation Engineering, FreeBSD Crash Corner, GDB for WinDbg Users, Hardware, Hyper-V, Java Debugging, Kernel Development, Laws of Troubleshooting and Debugging, Linux Crash Corner, Mac Crash Corner, Memory Analysis Forensics and Intelligence, Memory Visualization, Minidump Analysis, Multithreading, Security, Software Architecture, Software Defect Construction, Software Engineering, Software Generalist, Software Maintenance Institute, Software Narratology, Software Technical Support, Software Trace Analysis, Software Trace Visualization, Software Tracing for Dummies, Software Victimology, Stack Trace Collection, Testing, Tools, Trace Analysis Patterns, Training and Seminars, Troubleshooting Methodology, Victimware, Virtualization, Vista, Visual Dump Analysis, WinDbg Scripts, WinDbg Tips and Tricks, WinDbg for GDB Users, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows System Administration, Workaround Patterns | No Comments »
Monday, January 18th, 2010
After exciting results of the previous year of debugging it is time to announce modest plans for this year, 0×7DA:
Release the first beta version of EasyDbg
Release the first beta version of CARE (Crash Analysis Report Environment) for a pattern-driven debugger log analyzer with standards for structured audience-driven reports
Release the first beta version of STARE (Software Trace Analysis Report Environment) for a pattern-driven software trace analyzer with corresponding standards for structured audience-driven reports
Publish the following books on dump analysis that address different audiences (general users, system administrators, support and escalation engineers, testers, software engineers, security and software defect researchers):
- Windows Debugging Notebook
- Crash Dump Analysis for System Administrators and Support Engineers
- Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 4
- Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 5
- Memory Dump Analysis Anthology Color Supplement
- Principles of Memory Dump Analysis
- My Computer Crashes and Freezes: A Non-technical Guide to Software and Hardware Errors
- Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X Debugging: Practical Foundations
- Encyclopedia of Crash Dump Analysis Patterns
- WinDbg In Use: Debugging Exercises
Publish articles related to memory dump analysis in Debugged! magazine
Update WinDbg Poster and Cards
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org + TraceAnalysis.org -
Posted in Announcements, Books, Certification, Crash Dump Analysis, Debugging, Education and Research, Escalation Engineering, FreeBSD Crash Corner, Linux Crash Corner, Mac Crash Corner, New Acronyms, Publishing, Software Engineering, Software Technical Support, Software Trace Analysis | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
OpenTask plans to expand its Practical Foundations series and publish the following 2 books for the forthcoming Memory Dump Analysis Fundamentals certification (Unix track) being developed by Memory Analysis and Debugging Institute:
Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X Debugging: Practical Foundations (ISBN: 978-1906717773)
64-bit Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X Debugging: Practical Foundations (ISBN: 978-1906717780)
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org -
Posted in Announcements, Assembly Language, Books, Certification, Crash Dump Analysis, Debugging, Education and Research, FreeBSD Crash Corner, GDB for WinDbg Users, Linux Crash Corner, Mac Crash Corner, Memory Dump Analysis Jobs, Publishing, Software Engineering, Software Technical Support, Testing, Tools, Training and Seminars | No Comments »