OK. I'm up with a solution.
As ksymoops seems to be 'deprecated' with 2.6 kernels, and its use is explicitly discouraged by Documentation/oops-tracing.txt, the best solution is to enable kallsyms embedded into kernel.
To do the trick, simple check these options:
Off course, be sure you have CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL (Kernel Hacking->Kernel Debugging) also enabled.
Happy hacking!
As ksymoops seems to be 'deprecated' with 2.6 kernels, and its use is explicitly discouraged by Documentation/oops-tracing.txt, the best solution is to enable kallsyms embedded into kernel.
To do the trick, simple check these options:
General setup ---> [*] Configure standard kernel features (for small systems) ---> --- Configure standard kernel features (for small systems) [*] Load all symbols for debugging/ksymoops [*] Include all symbols in kallsyms [ ] Do an extra kallsyms pass (NEW)
Off course, be sure you have CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL (Kernel Hacking->Kernel Debugging) also enabled.
Happy hacking!