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From: "Kevin \"Sharpie\" Endres" <kevine@wildseed.com>
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Subject: Question about resolving symbol information from so's loaded via 
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in GDB 5.2.1.

I am attempting to debug using a core from an application that loads an .so
via dlopen using an absolute location. When i target the core in gdb - the
.so's  attempt to load using the absolute path (the core file was not
generated on my machine) and fail. 

How do I work around this?

Thanks in advance.

:]k