Re: New Kernel Less Stable than Last Kernel
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 1:03 pm
You need to install the debug symbols for anything you want to backtrace:
https://www.atomicorp.com/wiki/index.ph ... Core_Files
"Step 3:
Install the debuginfo packages for the applications you want to backtrace. This is so your core file will contain the debug information needed to assist you in tracking down the source of the segfault. For example, if you are backtracing just apache, then you need to install its debuginfo packages. If you are debugging something else, like PHP, you need to install its debug symbols and so on. Here is an example for a package managed apache install:
yum install httpd-debuginfo
If your OS is missing debuginfo, file a bug report with them. Although we do make debuginfo rpms available in the atomic repository for our Apache builds, unless you use our free Atomic rpms you will want to install the correct debuginfo file for your system. "
https://www.atomicorp.com/wiki/index.ph ... Core_Files
"Step 3:
Install the debuginfo packages for the applications you want to backtrace. This is so your core file will contain the debug information needed to assist you in tracking down the source of the segfault. For example, if you are backtracing just apache, then you need to install its debuginfo packages. If you are debugging something else, like PHP, you need to install its debug symbols and so on. Here is an example for a package managed apache install:
yum install httpd-debuginfo
If your OS is missing debuginfo, file a bug report with them. Although we do make debuginfo rpms available in the atomic repository for our Apache builds, unless you use our free Atomic rpms you will want to install the correct debuginfo file for your system. "