I ended up with:
ftrace {
event.kprobes {
tpm_transmit {
filters = "common_pid < 2"
probes = "tpm_transmit"
hist {
keys = stacktrace
}
}
}
}
kernel {
trace_buf_size = 1M
trace_options = sym-addr
}
It gives me counts of stack exercised during the boot. I’d like to get latency calculation but I’m not really good at this so this can do for the time being.
The is held in /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/events/kprobes/tpm_end/hist.
Wow! Fedora Linux 41 beta today, _and_ twelve years at Red Hat for me!
Omg I'm laughing so much 😂😂😂😂
https://onerpm.link/EatingTheCats
Ukrainaan kerätään läppäreitä, tablet-laitteita, puhelimia, latureita, jne. pelastuspalvelujen kautta.
https://intermin.fi/ukraina/materiaaliapu-ukrainaan/laptops-for-ukraine
Cool, GNU Screen 5.0 is out [1].
Screen has its set of perks when compared to tmux:
screen -L -dmS <session name> <command> (I’m aware of tmux pipe-pane but it is not atomic with the session creation).screen <serial port>When doing kernel CI the first bullet can be sometimes particularly useful.