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On Sunday,  4 May 2003 at  1:04:07 +1000, Darren Reed wrote:
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> There would appear to be a number of panic messages in the kernel that
> are not unique, giving panic/crash diagnosis an extra ounce of difficulty.
> Whilst I'm well aware of other mechanisms such as that used by Solaris
> present a unique identifier for each message, I'd like to recommend an
> interim step of doing something simple to make each message different.
> This might be as simple as numbering them or as complex as changing them
> to better reflect the condition.
>
> What do others feel about this sort of change ?

Wouldn't it make more sense to print a stack back trace with function
names?  That would give much more information.

Greg
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