syscalls, the same hunk of code that's dumping the [
pid] got syscall entry... stuff. Anyone have a clue what that's all
about?
It's real--if I stick
if (-1 == regs-orig_ax) printk (KERN_ALERT got a syscall -1\n);
into the report_syscall code, the msg gets dumped to the console.
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Chris Moller
Please always mention the kernel version and machine you are using when
asking any question like this. The output of uname -a is a good, concise
way to include everything I'll need to see. When reporting about a 64-bit
kernel, it is also crucial to mention whether the user binaries in question
Roland McGrath wrote:
Please always mention the kernel version and machine you are using when
asking any question like this. The output of uname -a is a good,
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