On Thu, Feb 22, 2007 at 04:06:57PM +0100, Kevin D. Kissell wrote: > Default behavior in MIPS is to silently fix up and emulate. A MIPS-specific > system call (sys_sysmips with the command argument of MIPS_FIXADE > and a parameter agument of zero) allows for this to be overridden, so that > such accesses will be fatal. It looks as if there was once support to log the events > to syslog, independently of whether or not they were fixed up, but it doesn't look to me > as if that still works in 2.6.x kernels. There used to be a configuration option to allow logging which was a leftover from the times when I implemented the unaligned emulation. I did never find it useful later on, so I removed that in almost 9 years ago and nobody missed it since :-) But I don't mind putting it back, controllable by sysctl if there is any demand for it. Ralf
