Preparing an OSCapture File for Viewing in Kernel Tracker
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8/27/2008
After you use OSCapture.exe to capture data to a log file on a target device, you can transfer the data from the target device to a development workstation and view the log file with Kernel Tracker.
To prepare a log file for viewing with Remote Kernel Tracker
Open a command window.
Navigate to the flat release directory.
At the command prompt, type
Readlog -sync celog.clg newfile.clgWhere
celog.clgis the log file that was produced by OSCapture.This command causes Readlog to create a new copy of the .clg log file with a sync header at the beginning. The sync header, produced by CeLogReSync, lists all the existing processes, threads, and modules. Remote Kernel Tracker uses the sync header to display the CeLog data graphically.
You can now view the log file with Kernel Tracker.
For information about how to view the contents of a file with Remote Kernel Tracker, see Starting Kernel Tracker in File Mode.