SYNTAX

    trace [options] [<debug_mask>] [<index>]


OPTIONS

-h (--help) bool

Display help.

-s (--f32) bool

Enable general file server traces.

-m (--multi-thread) bool

Enable general multi-threaded file server traces.

-l (--loader) bool

Enable loader traces.

-f (--fat) bool

Enable FAT traces.

-t (--lffs) bool

Enable LFFS traces.

-i (--iso9660) bool

Enable ISO9660 traces.

-n (--ntfs) bool

Enable NTFS traces.

-o (--rofs) bool

Enable ROFS traces.

-c (--compfs) bool

Enable COMPFS traces.

-e (--enable) string

Enable the given trace flag. Eg trace --enable kusb. Can be specified more than once.

-d (--disable) string

Disable the given trace flag. Eg trace --disable kusb. Can be specified more than once.


ARGUMENTS

[<debug_mask>]

The kernel debug mask value (prefix hex with "0x"). [uint]

[<index>]

The kernel debug mask index. [uint]


DESCRIPTION

Edit the flags that control kernel and file server tracing.

If no debug_mask (and no fileserver options) is specified, the current values of all the trace flags are displayed.

Fileserver trace flags can be specified by name, using the --f32 and related options. A subsequent call to the trace command will overwrite what was previously specified. For example see the following sequence of calls:

    trace --f32       # General fileserver traces enabled
    trace --fat       # FAT traces enabled, but general traces NO LONGER enabled
    trace --f32 --fat # Both sets of traces are enabled
    trace             # This will turn off all fileserver tracing


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