I think you can generate on your own. Load a crash kernel using kexec -l
<> ; and insert a kernel panic via echo c > /proc/sysrq-trigger
After that once the new kernel is loaded you can find the vmcore of the
crashed kernel at /dev/vmcore, /dev/oldmem.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Chandan Kumar
Tata Consultancy Services
From:
Ridouan Edarazi <ridor93 at hotmail.com>
To:
<fastboot at lists.osdl.org>, <utility at redhat.com>
Date:
12/10/2010 09:11 PM
Subject:
[Fastboot] Debug kernel with gdb using kdump
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Hi,
Can anyone send me a file core(crash dump) (image of kernel crashed) to
use with GDB please.
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