kerneloops
collects and submits kernel crash information
TLDR
Start kerneloops daemon
$ sudo kerneloops
Run in debug mode without daemonizing$ kerneloops --debug
Parse a specific file for kernel oops messages$ kerneloops --file [/var/log/messages]
Run in foreground without becoming a daemon$ kerneloops --nodaemon
SYNOPSIS
kerneloops [options]
DESCRIPTION
kerneloops collects kernel crash information (oops messages) and submits the extracted signatures to the oops.kernel.org website for statistical analysis and presentation to Linux kernel developers.The daemon monitors /var/log/messages for kernel oops data and automatically submits it. Configuration is stored in /etc/kerneloops.conf.
PARAMETERS
--debug
Enable debug mode with additional diagnostic output.--file filename
Parse the specified file as if it were /var/log/messages.--nodaemon
Do not daemonize; run in the foreground.
CAVEATS
Submitted oops data may contain kernel state information. Requires network connectivity to submit reports to oops.kernel.org. The daemon typically runs as root.
HISTORY
kerneloops was created by Intel to collect kernel crash data and help identify bugs in the Linux kernel.
SEE ALSO
dmesg(1), journalctl(1)
