Hi,

Steven M. Bellovin wrote:
> Here's a quick-and-dirty hack, very lightly tested.  There's deliberately
> no stop routine to delete the symlink, and it runs before savecore; the
> idea is that if the system crashed, you can save the failed kernel....

Hmm, wouldn't it make much more sense if it would run *after* savecore?
That way the symlink would most likely point to the kernel that actually
crashed, not the one that is currently booting...

Ciao,
Wolfgang
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