赵乾利 wrote on Thu, May 07, 2020: > This change does not take into account the system sleep,once system > suspend this translation will make error,printk timestamp and jiffies > won't be update during suspend,and system suspend is a common > feature,so i think change is a bug. This is how the regular unix command `dmesg -T` works, so I think it's worth having as is: timestamp will be mostly correct until the first sleep and then off by sleep amount. This option isn't reliable anyway (drift depends on system but it's not unusual to be off by a few minutes on most systems with more than a week of uptime -- it drifts faster when cpu clock varies often), and it's not like there's any harm in this.. At most print a warning that times after sleep are wrong if you want to. This is obviously just my opinion but I think for tools like crash, if a user wants to shoot themselves in the foot, we should let them to... I'm always annoyed when system tools know better and I need to waste time patching them to bypass checks... PS. Didn't want to send a mail "just" for it but thank you for all these years Dave, hope you keep in touch a bit when you feel bored :) And congratulation? to new maintainers! -- Dominique -- Crash-utility mailing list Crash-utility@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
