> ok, crash data is still somewhat vague so i'm working on it.
>
> two different things happen depending on your uid.
>
> tty1: while [ 1 ]; do ls -laR /proc; done
> tty2; watch "w;echo;free"
> tty3; while [ 1 ]; do ls -laR /proc; done
> tty4; top
>
> tty arrangement is irrelevant.
>
> UID0, oopses, crashes, and reboots will happen.
> UIDn, processes go D state, WCHAN is 'down_f'
Hi,
I can't reproduce crashes here, runs and runs.
but..
For grabbing crash data, you can use a serial console on another box
or if you have a line-printer, you can use that as a console. IKD+KDB
can be very useful for grabbing snapshots of odd events too. (I have
a freshly extracted 2.3.15-2 diff (~100k gzipped) sitting here in case
anyone needs one)
-Mike
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