Messages in this thread | | | From | Charles G Waldman <> | Date | Mon, 18 Jan 1999 15:48:24 -0500 (EST) | Subject | Spurious (?) kernel messages in syslog when using gdb |
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This is my first posting to this list. I hope this is not an FAQ or a topic that has already been addressed; I tried searching the archives and didn't find any mention of this topic.
I am running 2.2.0-pre7, compiled with gcc-2.7.2.3 and using libc 5.4.46 on a single-processor Pentium system. It has been running smoothly for almost a week now; performance seems quite good.
I've noticed something unusual when debugging using GDB - of user processes, not the kernel - in particular I've been running the Python interpreter inside a debugger with a few breakpoints, and although it seems to be working fine, /var/log/syslog is getting filled up with tons of kernel messages - stuff that looks like this:
Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: Process: python (stack=c08ffef0, task=c08fe000) Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: [<c01077bb>] [<c01183d7>] [<c010d935>] [<c010db95>] [<c0108642>] [<c0107bad>] [<c0107ac4>] Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: Process: python (stack=c08ffef0, task=c08fe000) Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: [<c01077bb>] [<c01183d7>] [<c010d935>] [<c010db95>] [<c0108642>] [<c0107bad>] [<c0107ac4>] Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: Process: python (stack=c08ffef0, task=c08fe000) Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: [<c01077bb>] [<c01183d7>] [<c010d935>] [<c010db95>] [<c0108642>] [<c0107bad>] [<c0107ac4>] Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: Process: python (stack=c08ffef0, task=c08fe000) Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: [<c01077bb>] [<c01183d7>] [<c010d935>] [<c010db95>] [<c0108642>] [<c0107bad>] [<c0107ac4>] Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: Process: python (stack=c08ffef0, task=c08fe000) Jan 14 15:39:30 sirius kernel: [<c01077bb>] [<c01183d7>] [<c010d935>] [<c010db95>] [<c0108642>] [<c0107bad>] [<c0107ac4>]
Any ideas what might be causing this?
I'm using gdb version 4.17.
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