KAS Subdirectory: adb/{OS-version}/{kernel-architecture}

This directory should contain the command binaries for all the programs
which you might want to execute on a core file.  This includes adb, crash,
netstat, and any others which will accept a symbol and core file.  Copy
into this directory the appropriate binary files from the distribution
media: kas will execute them once it has determined the version of the OS
and the type of CPU you're working with.

In the 'lib' subdirectory you should put a copy of the library file(s) that
will be needed to run the commands.  You can determine this by running 'ldd'
on the binaries and identifying libraries that are not present on the current
system.

The macros subdirectory contains the distributed macro files plus any new
ones you come up with.  The supplied directory contains some additional
files developed in SunService.  As always, these are just local "help" files
which are not part of the release, are not guaranteed, and are not supported.
If you find an error, we'd like to know about it, but use at your own risk.
And, as a general rule, double check your results just to make sure.


As an example, this is the 'ls -l' output of the 5.3/sun4m directory in use
at the North American Solution Center:

-rwxr-xr-x  1 cjd         91812 Mar  8  1994 adb
-rwxr-xr-x  1 cjd        147372 Mar  8  1994 crash
-rwxr-xr-x  1 cjd          6861 Aug  1  1994 iscda
drwxr-sr-x  2 cjd           512 Mar 11  1994 lib
drwxr-sr-x  2 cjd          3584 Feb  1 09:54 macros
-rwxr-xr-x  1 cjd         31412 Mar  8  1994 netstat
-rwxr-xr-x  1 cjd         12276 Mar  8  1994 nfsstat
