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What are Oops Logs
Can any one tell me, What are the Oops Log messages? When this like log messages will be generated?
Thank you,
RaghuNi.
Thank you,
RaghuNi.
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Actually i am trying to implement netdump in linux. The man page of netdump-server is saying a line like
"netdump-server is a server that listens on the network for connections from kernels using the netconsole/netdump module. When such a machine crashes it contacts the netdump-server on the specified ip/port. The server then proceeds to log console messages, including the oops message, and a kernel memory dump in a subdirectory of "/var/crash", and then reboots the machine."
So, what the "oops messages" it is representing ?
"netdump-server is a server that listens on the network for connections from kernels using the netconsole/netdump module. When such a machine crashes it contacts the netdump-server on the specified ip/port. The server then proceeds to log console messages, including the oops message, and a kernel memory dump in a subdirectory of "/var/crash", and then reboots the machine."
So, what the "oops messages" it is representing ?
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http://zipper.paco.net/~igor/oops.eng/features.html
By default it installs in /usr/local and the log files are normally found here:
/usr/local/oops/logs/oops.
As such oops errors are most likely to be received when trying to access something involving a webpage.
Of course there are loads of other uses for oops - I believe that there is an 'Object Orientated Prototyping system' which may also be what you are after.
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