Re: [patch] measurements, numbers about CONFIG_OPTIMIZE_INLINING=y impact

On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 14:52:33 -0500
Theodore Tso [off-list ref] wrote:

Kerneloops.org does this, so the code is mostly written; but it does
this in a blinded fashion, so it only makes sense for oops which are
very common and for which we don't need to ask the user, "so what were
you doing at the time".  In cases where the user has already stepped
up and reported the oops on a mailing list, it would be nice if
kerneloops.org had a way of decoding the oops via some web page.

Arjan, would something like this be doable, hopefully without too much
effort?

thinking about this.. making a "pastebin" like thing for oopses is
relatively trivial for me; all the building blocks I have already.

The hard part is getting the vmlinux files in place. Right now I do
this manually for popular released kernels.. if the fedora/suse guys
would help to at least have the vmlinux for their released updates
easily available that would be a huge help.... without that it's going
to suck.


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