Well i did just that, using the sources from 2.1.109 and egcs. The only
difference is that i linked against libstdc++ instead of libiostream.
> > proper report, but I can't even get ksymoops to compile.
> Perhaps it's about time to replace the original ksymoops by the one
> written in plain C. Gerd Knorr wrote very nice ksymoops some time ago
> (along with insmod-wrapper script). Because it's quite small (circa 5
> kB) I attached it below.
But does it handle OOPSen from Alpha/Arm/Sparc/Sparc64? I just discovered
that the kernel-distributed version will only do x86 and 680x0 OOPSen...
I think it's about time to (finally) introduce Linux to do memory dumps to
the swap partition and preserve these dumps at bootup for further inspection:
I could only get the full OOPS of my Alpha, when i hooked my laptop as serial
console and let it log the message to file... If i had only one system i would
have been lost, no way to get all the information!
Dominik Kubla
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