On Thursday 17 November 2011 17:36:36 Igal Sokolov wrote: > I am using strace on MIPS. During the tracing I get plenty of > > [pid 1435] syscall_834107236(0x6ba, 0x393a9d54, 0xffffffff, 0x1, > 0xbd0000, 0, 0x3937b900, 0x3937b900, 0x1, 0x3939d000, 0x8731fc, > 0x31f12fc8, 0x31f13190, 0x2c8482d0, 0, 0xbd46d0, 0x8ebfc8, 0x32, > 0x7d0f00, 0x133, 0xb38b2f5e, 0x31f12e70, 0x22, 0x31f13118, 0x7d0f00, > 0x8ec020, 0x3937b900, 0, 0, 0x2c76a000, 0x22, 0xbd46d0) = -1 (errno > 834107236)
looks like your strace or kernel ptrace is screwed up. you probably want to
fix that anyways ...
> Is there any way to filter these syscalls without rebuilding strace itself
use the -e option like:
strace -e'!open,close,write,read' ls
for more info, read the strace(1) manpage
-mike
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