> One other thing, how can I provide crash data from
sysreq commands?
You can install kmsgdump by applying this patch to
your
kernel (read kmsgdump.txt to configure it to fit your
needs):
http://www-miaif.lip6.fr/willy/pub/linux-patches/kmsgdump/0.4.2/
Then, simply pressing Alt-SysRq-D will bring you a
dump
screen with all the last messages. A panic will do the
same when possible (ie when kernel isn't too much
crashed). Then you can save them onto a blank floppy
or
print them on a line printer.
You chan also configure it to automatically dump to a
floppy upon panic, without human intervention.
Hope this helps,
Willy
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