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How to trace and debug
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Pages in category "How to trace and debug"
The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total.
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- How to access information in sysfs
- How to check that a device tree resource is correctly set
- How to debug Weston
- How to detect memory leaks
- How to diagnose a boot failure
- How to enable earlyprintk for Linux kernel
- How to find Linux kernel driver associated to a device
- How to get DRM KMS logs
- How to get name and current status of a DRM connector
- How to get Terminal
- How to measure the DDR throughput
- How to monitor the display framerate
- How to monitor the GCNANO GPU load
- How to profile video framerate
- How to read or write peripheral registers
- How to retrieve Cortex-M4 logs after crash
- How to use the kernel dynamic debug