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It was brought to my attention that the following might confuse certain user as to if multiple channels with their own set of buffers can be created on a system for the kernel domain.
The Linux kernel tracing domain has only one available buffering scheme which is
to allocate a single set of ring buffers for the whole system. This scheme is similar
to the per-user option, but with a single, global user “running” the kernel.
Seems like the following might be the confusing part a single set of ring buffers for the whole system.
Users could be tempted to conclude that a single kernel domain can be created.
I do not have a change proposition to be honest. Might be a good idea to put an emphasis such as "for a given channel".
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It was brought to my attention that the following might confuse certain user as to if multiple channels with their own set of buffers can be created on a system for the kernel domain.
Seems like the following might be the confusing part
a single set of ring buffers for the whole system
.Users could be tempted to conclude that a single kernel domain can be created.
I do not have a change proposition to be honest. Might be a good idea to put an emphasis such as "for a given channel".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: