Hi, We are developing a crash analisys tool -- xencrash -- like "crash" for Xen hypervisor. Though the structure of Linux and Xen hypervisor is different, the requirements for an analisys tool is same essentially. I think "crash" can be spported analisys of Xen hypervisor to add quite small modification, and this is best way to avoid reinvent the wheel. The attached patch is a prototype of xencrash and it is a proof-of-concept mentioned above. (I think this is already usefull for developers of Xen hypervisor thouth it is a prototype and only support x86.) Please evaluate this if you are interesting in crash analisys for Xen hypervisor. (We must analyze both Linux kernel and Xen hypervisor. Don't you?) Any comments are welcome. To use xencrash: - cd crash-4.0-3.8 - zcat xencrash-4.0-3.8-0.1.patch.gz | patch -p1 - make xencrash usage: xencrash xen-syms dump-file where dump-file is either - vmcore (whole memory dump image) get by kdump, or - xendump (the part of xen hypervisor) cut by dom0cut xencrash supports only x86 now. (x86_64 and IA64 is under development) Thanks. -- Itsuro ODA <oda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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