Hi,
> It happens on several machines and this only seem to happen if there
> was a wrap around in the log buffer (it's a first observation on a
> limited number of sample so it might be a coincidence)
I think the culprit is print_time and has nothing to do with wrap
around, just the uptime.
Hi,
I was debugging a segfault in the 'dmesg' utility that I finally
traced to the syslog syscall overflowing the buffer.
I'm under a 3.6.8 kernel and it has commit
e3756477aec028427fec767957c0d4b6cfb87208 present which apparently
fixed a similar issue, but I still have some occurence.
strace
Hi,
I was debugging a segfault in the 'dmesg' utility that I finally
traced to the syslog syscall overflowing the buffer.
I'm under a 3.6.8 kernel and it has commit
e3756477aec028427fec767957c0d4b6cfb87208 present which apparently
fixed a similar issue, but I still have some occurence.
strace
Hi,
It happens on several machines and this only seem to happen if there
was a wrap around in the log buffer (it's a first observation on a
limited number of sample so it might be a coincidence)
I think the culprit is print_time and has nothing to do with wrap
around, just the uptime.
static
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