When KDB prints the process regs and backtrace, every line is preceeded
with the character 'd'. This is the level argument to printk which
is not interpreted when KDB is printing. Skip over this possible
printk level in the outgoing string to fix this.
Here is a small sample:
dRIP: 0010:[] []
When KDB prints the process regs and backtrace, every line is preceeded
with the character 'd'. This is the level argument to printk which
is not interpreted when KDB is printing. Skip over this possible
printk level in the outgoing string to fix this.
Here is a small sample:
dRIP:
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