I want to resolve an application crash running on linux-3.10.85 for which I am generating the core dump. Due to space constraints, I just want the current process stack to be present in the core dump (the memory which is referred to as RSS in linux). I have found something useful for Solaris OS but unable to find anything relevant for Linux. Is this possible in linux? If yes, is there any other way to analyse the core dump file apart from gdb?
Link to coreadm utility for Solaris which solves this problem.
I have already tried setting the coredump_filter in the /proc file system but it does not seem to be working.
