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buffer, but I guess this is better than having a bug ;)
I'm sorry for the noise everyone. Thank you for your patience and great
explanation.
Sincerely yours,
Vincent Brillault
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> like the above?
Mmm, I did not think of such a case, which might be possible. I was more
thinking of a userland daemon reading the buffer (via /dev/kmsg) in
non-blocking mode and only pulling from time to time. I agree that this
is probably not seen often, which could explain why nobod
that this bug is very difficult to trigger and, as a user
don't have proper control on the content of the printk buffer, it can at
most lead to a kernel panic in some very unfortunate circumstances.
Sincerely yours,
Vincent Brillault
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