- How to delete fpc presets drivers#
- How to delete fpc presets software#
- How to delete fpc presets code#
To view a more detailed description of the alarm cause, issue the show system alarms operational CLI command. When a QFX5220 switch detects an alarm condition, it lights With hardware components not discussed here, contact JTAC.
How to delete fpc presets software#
If you encounter software problems, or problems The Juniper Networks Technical Assistance Center (JTAC) by using the If you need assistance during troubleshooting, you can contact For more information, see QFX5220 Management Panel. In addition, you can also use component LEDs and network port LEDs The red or yellow alarm LED on the management panel as appropriate. When the Routing Engine detects an alarm condition, it lights The CLI to troubleshoot Junos OS, see the appropriate Junos OS configurationĪlarms and LEDs on the network ports, management panel, To routing protocols, and information about network connectivity derivedįrom the ping and traceroute utilities. CLIĬommands display information from routing tables, information specific Hardware, Junos OS, routing protocols, and network connectivity. The CLI is the primary tool for controlling and troubleshooting I have NOT tested / this may NOT work: you can try to use F4 (step to cursor).To troubleshoot a QFX5220 problem, you can use: or use the assembler window, and single step asm instructions (but that is more work)
set breakpoints (F5) on the next line, and use F9 to run to the next breakpoint. (You can watch in the thread window / It may take a while to do so) Unfortunately this only happens, if you run the app. You can confirm the error, and return to the paused application.Īlso, once the OS cleaned up the threads, it will all work again. The good thing is, hat your debug session is still alive. I have not yet found a reliable way to prevent this error.
How to delete fpc presets drivers#
When a File dialog is displayed windows starts a lot of threads.īut it may happen with other DLL, or with custom drivers for hardware on your system. Most often, I have seen this after a file-open/save dialog was executed (right after the OK click, when opendialeg.execute returns). The OS prevents GDB from setting breakpoints there. It is in a system (or driver) dll or even in the kernel. The address 0x78ab0050 indicates that temp the breakpoint GDB attempts to set, is not in your code. Usually when window add threads in the background. While breakpoints set by you have positive numbers. Such temp breakpoints always have negative numbers.
How to delete fpc presets code#
GDB calculates the different paths the code can take, and on each location where it could (in the opinion of GDB) reach the end of the current statement, GDB will set a temp breakpoint. When you step the application, gdb inserts temporary breakpoints. ~"Type \"info stack\" or \"info registers\" for more information.\n"Īh, there is an important bit. ~"\tUsing the running image of child thread 420.0xd4c.\n"
^error,msg="Warning:\nCannot insert breakpoint 1.\nError accessing memory address 0x2c20: Input/output error.\nCannot insert breakpoint 6.\nError accessing memory address 0xe050: Input/output error.\n" &"Error accessing memory address 0xe050: Input/output error.\n" &"Error accessing memory address 0x2c20: Input/output error.\n" ~"Symbol \"FPC_RAISEEXCEPTION\" is at 0xe050 in a file compiled without debugging.\n" ^error,msg="invalid dwarf2 offset 8449350" ^error,msg="invalid dwarf2 offset 6443956" ~"All functions matching regular expression \"FPC_CPUINIT\":\n" ^error,msg="No symbol \"FPC_THREADVAR_RELOCATE_PROC\" in current context." &"No symbol \"FPC_THREADVAR_RELOCATE_PROC\" in current context.\n" I also investigated 64-bit mingw and AFAICT there is only one version of it, and it supports both 32 and 64-bits. It seems it doesn't recognize the exe format somehow. Seems it can't insert breakpoints, even though I didn't define any. I enabled Dwarf, and this is what it returned in the debug window. Nice, I didn't know about that Debug Output window.