Postmortem debugging in desktop operating systems (OSes) such as Windows and Linux has been around for some time. If the OS crashes, a kernel dump file is written to the disk for postmortem debugging ...

While mdb can be used to interact with the live kernel or probe into core dumps in complex and intimidating ways, it’s also not very hard to get some basic and very useful information from a core dump ...

If you get No coredump target has been configured, Host core dumps cannot be saved message in VMWare when running the Esxcli command or making some changes to the disk, follow the solutions mentioned ...