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Hi All, I am currrently working on "Creation of Postmortem data logger in Linux on Intel architecture. Its nothing but core utility creation...Can any body share the details about how ...
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How to find signal handlers definitions in Linux kernel?
Hi All, I am currrently working on "Creation of Postmortem data logger in Linux on Intel architecture. Its nothing but core utility creation...Can any body share the details about how the signal handlers for various signals(SIGSEGV,SIGABRT,SIGFPE etc) which produce core dump upon crashing an application internally implemented in Linux kernel. I need to re-write these signal handlers with my own user specific needs and rebuild the kernel. It makes my kernel producing the core file (upon crashing an application) with user specific needs like showing registers,stackdump and backtrace etc.
Can anybody share the details about it.... Advance thanks to all the repliers
Thank you vlc
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You should probably move this to the kernel forum.
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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