Native Inspect Manual (H06.04+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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cd command
cd command
Changes the current working directory (current Guardian subvolume):
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If you specify a subvolume, the current working directory is changed to the
subvolume you specify.
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If you omit the subvolume name, the current working directory reverts to the startup
subvolume.
Alias: volume
subvolume
is the name of the new current working Guardian subvolume.
If you do not specify subvolume, Native Inspect resets the current working directory to
your logon default subvolume.
Example
To specify that the current working directory is mysubvol on the $DATA5 disk volume:
commands command
Sets the commands to be executed when a breakpoint is hit. Enter the commands
starting on the next line. To indicate the end of the commands, enter a line containing
only the word end.
The commands command is useful when you are starting Native Inspect to examine a
snapshot file or debug a running process.
If you omit breakpoint-number, Native Inspect assumes the last breakpoint that you
set.
breakpoint-number
is the number of the breakpoint or catch event at which you want the commands to
be executed.
cd [ subvolume ]
(eInspect 1,325):cd $data5.mysubvol
commands [ breakpoint-number ]