Hi Keith,
> Your best option is to convert dput+77 back to 8 digit hex and run the
> resulting log through ksymoops. +77/328 is offset 77, the next label
> that klogd knows about is 328 bytes later, ignore the /328. AFAIK
> klogd prints offsets in decimal but check the source code of
>
On Sat, 09 Sep 2000 19:20:15 +0100,
Ralph Corderoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>01:52:30 EIP:0010:[dput+77/328]
>
>I believe I should be able to look up dput in the System.map klogd is
>using, add on the offset, and then look that number up in the real
>System.map. Is this doable?
Your
Hi,
We've a machine that has been suffering Oops over the last few days
after weeks of stability. I'll post more on that later. My current
problem is a bunch of Oops that klogd has resolved the addresses on.
Problem is, I've just worked out the machine has /boot/System.map as
the wrong map.
Hi,
We've a machine that has been suffering Oops over the last few days
after weeks of stability. I'll post more on that later. My current
problem is a bunch of Oops that klogd has resolved the addresses on.
Problem is, I've just worked out the machine has /boot/System.map as
the wrong map.
On Sat, 09 Sep 2000 19:20:15 +0100,
Ralph Corderoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
01:52:30 EIP:0010:[dput+77/328]
I believe I should be able to look up dput in the System.map klogd is
using, add on the offset, and then look that number up in the real
System.map. Is this doable?
Your best
Hi Keith,
Your best option is to convert dput+77 back to 8 digit hex and run the
resulting log through ksymoops. +77/328 is offset 77, the next label
that klogd knows about is 328 bytes later, ignore the /328. AFAIK
klogd prints offsets in decimal but check the source code of
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