On 12.02.2009 01:04, Gianluca Sforna wrote:
> Since some time, the sysprof package
> (
http://www.daimi.au.dk/~sandmann/sysprof/) that used to be in Fedora
> is retired due to the dependency on a kernel module which never got
> upstreamed nor included in the Fedora kernel.
>
> In the last year or so, I hoped the situation would improve: there was
> an attempt at upstreaming the module that was rejected but some
> different code based on the new ftrace subsytem appeared to be
> promising.
>
> Today, it seems we would be lucky to have ftrace in Fedora kernel by
> F11, let alone the sysprof new profiling code, so I'm here to see how
> we can revive the sysprof package as is (userspace+kernel module) in
> RPMFusion.
>
> The userspace package was actually reviewed before entering Fedora here:
>
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=191743
> while the kmod was:
>
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=191745
>
> I'd like your advice regarding how to proceed, wrt to whether I should
> submit the packages for review: please note the userspace part is
> basically the same,
I'm fine with importing this without and additional review (our review
queue is long enough already), as it comes from Fedora.
> while the kmod was adapted to use the new akmod
> stuff, so I guess the latter would benefit from a through check...
That are just a few small adjustments. I can do handle those.
CU
knurd
Hi All,
This is great!
I would really like to see sysprof in rpmfusion. I don't know if it is still
necessary but some time ago sysprof's kernel part needed a patch to compile
against newer kernels (I did send it upstream).
That patch is also available here: