On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 17:29:54 +0200, Wolfram Sang w.s...@pengutronix.de
wrote:
Before digging any deeper I would like to know if someone as a better
(more general) idea.
Could you stuff the output into an MTD device?
For that, see CONFIG_MTD_OOPS.
Thak's looks great.
Right now we have
Hi All
In case of a crash we would like to save the kernel log and retrieve it in
the next boot.
There are already several suggestions on how to do it on this and other
lists.
(Kernel crashing and log buffers: Robin Getz)
Unfortunately we don't have extra SRAM to use for it. We need to do
Before digging any deeper I would like to know if someone as a better
(more general) idea.
Could you stuff the output into an MTD device?
For that, see CONFIG_MTD_OOPS.
Regards,
Wolfram
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Industrial Linux
Martin Meuli wrote:
Hi All
In case of a crash we would like to save the kernel log and retrieve it
in the next boot.
There are already several suggestions on how to do it on this and other
lists.
(Kernel crashing and log buffers: Robin Getz)
Unfortunately we don't have extra SRAM to use
