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  • Linux's Pstore Picking Up A Block Device Backend For Storing Oops & Panic Messages

    Phoronix: Linux's Pstore Picking Up A Block Device Backend For Storing Oops & Panic Messages

    Linux's pstore "persistent storage" code is seeing a number of improvements for the Linux 5.8 kernel...

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    Hmm. What would be the requirements for something like this?
    The whole idea of storing to something as complex as a block device when the kernel has been shot to shit seems... a bit undefined?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by milkylainen View Post
      The whole idea of storing to something as complex as a block device when the kernel has been shot to shit
      Yeah, same question.

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      • #4
        Think of using read-only filesystems like squashfs (or in extension a corrupted filesystem mounted read-only). Having a binary dump on a blockdevice might help. You might even use an USB stick for that.

        Granted, it's not as robust as having some nvram, but better than nothing

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