kadb Output Pager

Some kadb commands (like $<threadlist) output lots of data, which can scroll off of the screen very rapidly. kadb provides a simple output pager to remedy this problem. The pager command is lines::more, where lines represents the number of lines to print before pausing the console output. Keep in mind that this does not take into account lines that wrap because they are wider than the terminal width. Here is an example usage:

kadb[0]: 0t10::more
kadb[0]: $<threadlist 

                ============== thread_id        10408000
p0+0x4c0:
                process args    sched

t0+0x128:       lwp             procp           wchan
            10429ed0         104393e8         0
t0+0x38:
                pc              sp
                sched+0x4e4     104071f1
?(10408000,10414c00,2,104393e8,10439308,0)
_start(10007588,104292e0,104292e0,104292e0,1043b8b0,10429360) + 200

                ============== thread_id        2a10001fd40
p0+0x4c0:
                process args    sched
--More-- <SPACE>
         
...

Pressing the space bar at the “--More--” prompt pages the output by the number of lines specified to ::more (in this case, 10). Pressing "Return" prints only the next line of output. You can abort the output and return to the kadb prompt by typing Ctrl-C. To disable the pager, issue '0::more' at the kadb prompt.