Hi,
Sorry for the top-post, you sent to my @oracle.com email address which is Outlook web based and I can do nothing else here.
I'll look into this after the UK heatwave is over and we've recovered.
Thanks.
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From: Ivan Babrou <ivan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 18 July 2022 17:25
To: Russell King
Cc: Ard Biesheuvel; Daniel Borkmann; Alan Maguire; kernel-team; bpf; linux-perf-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [External] : Removal of 128MB limit for BPF JIT programs broke perf symbolication on aarch64
Hello,
We noticed that perf symbolication is broken on aarch64:
ivan@vm:~$ sudo perf_5.10 record -e cpu-clock --cpu 3 -g --call-graph
dwarf -F 11 -- sleep 0.1
ivan@vm:~$ sudo perf_5.10 script
swapper 0 [003] 75.516009: 90909090 cpu-clock:
ffffffe7fe311808 [unknown] ([unknown])
ffffffe7fdaf0a60 [unknown] ([unknown])
ffffffe7fdaf0bdc [unknown] ([unknown])
ffffffe7fda29538 [unknown] ([unknown])
ffffffe7fe3253b8 [unknown] ([unknown])
On Linux 5.15 I was able to bisect this to 5.15.18, where this commit
was responsible (b89ddf4cca43 upstream):
* 9c82ce593626 arm64/bpf: Remove 128MB limit for BPF JIT programs
Reverting this commit in 5.15.18 resolves the issue. The issue is also
present in 5.19-rc6.
In addition to that, I noticed that on my personal kernel build this
doesn't happen on any kernel version. After many attempts at config
reconciliation, I narrowed it down to CONFIG_PROC_KCORE. When the
option is enabled and the commit b89ddf4cca43 is present, the stacks
have no kernel symbols.
This seems like a regression.
