How can i track panics and reboots reason? is there some logging availiable?
Can i trace multiple reboots/hangs? What kernel options besides debug symbols handy?
Yesterday I changes some boot variables and see today uptime is 2h
Can i do like i do for my program same for kernel?
Can i trace multiple reboots/hangs? What kernel options besides debug symbols handy?
Yesterday I changes some boot variables and see today uptime is 2h
Can i do like i do for my program same for kernel?
Code:
debugcore ()
{
binary_file=$1
date=`date "+%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S"`;
DEBUG_LOG=$outpath$date.$binary_file.debug.log;
BUG_LOG=$outpath$date.$binary_file.txt;
echo "Server CRASHED !!! Start Bugreport System." >> $BUG_LOG
echo "Server.log Log FILE Last 30 Lines:" >> $BUG_LOG
cat $servlog | tail -n 30 >> $BUG_LOG
echo "" >> $BUG_LOG
echo "END bugtracker system." >> $BUG_LOG
if test -n "$DEBUG" ; then
echo "bt" > debug.cmds
echo "bt full">> debug.cmds
echo "info locals" >> debug.cmds
echo "info sharedlibrary" >> debug.cmds
echo "info frame" >> debug.cmds; # works, but gives an error... must be last
echo "----------------------------------------------" >> $DEBUG_LOG
echo "CRASH: `date`" >> $DEBUG_LOG
CORE="$binary_file.core"
gdb $binary_file $CORE -x debug.cmds -batch >> $DEBUG_LOG
rm -f debug.cmds
mv $CORE $outpath$date.$CORE
fi
}