I think this is probably not an ARM specific issue. And if you run the
./a.out in a non-nfs directory as a normal user, you will get coredump
file. But if you try the same in a nfs mounted directory, it won't
generate coredump file due to some potential security issues which i
found in some NFS upstream developer's discussion.
So if you wanna get coredump file in an NFS mounted directory, you have
to run the ./a.out as root "sudo ./a.out". Then you will get the
coredump file in NFS directory.
This is also true for both X86 PC and ARM.
-Bryan
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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ARM coredumps zero-length on NFS mount
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