PBUILDID
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
NAME
pbuildid − print the build id of an ELF executable or core file
SYNOPSIS
pbuildid [OPTION]... [FILE]...
DESCRIPTION
pbuildid reads the build id embedded in the process image of a core file or an executable file.
The build id note is allocated an can be found in the process image by searching for a NOTE segment. In executable files either the NOTE segment or the NOTE section can be used.
If the process image that is contained in the core file is of a dynamically linked executable, the debug information provided by the dynamic linker is used to find and print the build ids of the loaded dynamic shared objects.
OPTIONS
−−kernel
Print the build id of the running kernel
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−−vdso |
Also print the build id of the vDSO mapped by the kernel (in core file) | ||
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−−help |
Usage information |
−−debug
Print debug information about what pbuildid is doing
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
Jan Blunck <jblunck@suse.de>
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