Command line options

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For a complete list of parameters just run the tool without any arguments. As of now the following parameters are handled:

• -ds:file - Use file as dumsys output (almost same as -pb)
• -el:file - Use file as event log
• -ft:file - Use file as ftrace dump
• -ml:file - Use file as main log
• -mo:file - Parse monkey output and extract stacktraces from it
• -pb:file - Load partial bugreport (eg. output of dumpsys)
• -pk:file - Load packages.xml file
• -ps:file - Use file as "processes" section
• -pt:file - Use file as "processes and threads" section
• -sa:file - Use file as "vm traces at last anr" section
• -sl:file - Use file as system log
• -sn:file - Use file as "vm traces just now" section
• -sd:dir - Load files from directory as partial bugreports
• -uh:file - Load usage-history.xml file

Extra options (less frequently needed):

• --browser - Launch the browser when done
• --gui - Launch the Graphical User Interface if no file name is provided
• --silent - Supress all output except fatal errors
• --limit - Limit the input file size (default) If using the -sl option for example, the log file will be truncated if it's too long (since the generated html would be even bigger). This option (and --no-limit as well) must precede the other options in order to have effect.
• --no-limit - Don't limit the input file size

NOTE: The graphical user interface is still experimental and very rudimentary