Hi Josh,
I've fixed this one, and queued it for the next release.
The warning messages themselves were bogus because they were
referring to non-existent user-mode-to-kernel-mode exception
frames for each of the kernel threads.
Thanks for the bug report,
Dave
Joshua Giles wrote:
Not quite sure if this or the kdump list is appropriate for this discussion, but I will start here... I've been playing with xen dumping on x86_64 and x86 (RHEL5 20061006.2); The following is a simple crash session on x86_64 (using "xm dump-core -L"): `crash /usr/lib/debug/lib/modules/2.6.18-1.2714.el5xen/vmlinux /xen/dump/Live_Dump` "WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame WARNING: possibly bogus exception frame
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