Last minute fix to the docs not to mention pdb2json.

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Mike Auty
2019-10-10 15:55:42 +01:00
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@@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ pattern of :file:`<pdb-name>/<GUID>-<AGE>.json` (or any compressed variant) will
the associated PDB file will be downloaded from Microsoft's Symbol Server and converted into the appropriate JSON
format, and will be saved in the correct location.
Windows symbol tables can be manually constructed from an appropriate PDB file using a couple of different tools. The
first is built into Volatility 3, called :file:`pdbconv.py`. It can be run from the top-level Volatility path, using the
Windows symbol tables can be manually constructed from an appropriate PDB file. The primary tool for doing this
is built into Volatility 3, called :file:`pdbconv.py`. It can be run from the top-level Volatility path, using the
following command:
:command:`PYTHONPATH="." python volatility/framework/symbols/windows/pdbconv.py`