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By default, when you start the RV daemon without the “–foreground” option, the daemon will run in background mode. If you try to generate a core file using a command such as “kill -3 &ltpid of RV daemon>”, or if the process should core for any other reason, the core file will be created under the root folder "/".

When the RV daemon is started by another application, the core will be created under the "/" folder. Usually the user does not have write privilege to the root folder, so no core file is found.

If the RV daemon is invoked with the “-foreground” option and cores, the core file will be created in the directory from where the daemon was launched.