I am writting a small LCD application that will run as a daemon (thanks for the tip on runing as a daemon) and I wanted to know if is possible to somehow capture when you get a Kernel Panic... Has anyone done that?
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Capturing a Kernel Panic
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- Marco van de Voort 1
- Michael Van Canneyt 1
- Paul Aviles 1
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Paul Aviles wroteI am writting a small LCD application that will run as a daemon (thanks for the tip on runing as a daemon) and I wanted to know if is possible to somehow capture when you get a Kernel Panic... Has anyone done that?
As far as I know, you can't catch this.
Michael.
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On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, Paul Aviles wrote:
> I am writting a small LCD application that will run as a daemon (thanks for
> the tip on runing as a daemon) and I wanted to know if is possible to
> somehow capture when you get a Kernel Panic... Has anyone done that?
As far as I know, you can't catch this.
The only way I can image is a kernel module that is a substitute for the kernel debugger.
If you simply want to show "PANIC" on the LCD, that's the way to go. However that is beyond the scope of FPC, which is a pure userland system on Unix.