Mentorship Session - Tools and Techniques to Debug an Embedded Linux System
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore essential tools and techniques for debugging embedded Linux systems in this comprehensive mentorship session led by Sergio Prado, Consultant & Trainer at Embedded Labworks. Discover how to apply various debugging methods in both user space and kernel space to improve system quality and expedite bug identification and resolution. Learn to utilize powerful tools such as addr2line for crash dump and kernel oops analysis, GDB for interactive remote debugging, ftrace for kernel tracing, valgrind for detecting memory-related issues, strace/ltrace for user space application tracing, and perf/gprof for application profiling. Gain valuable insights into implementing these techniques to enhance the reliability and performance of embedded Linux systems during this 90-minute session.
Syllabus
Mentorship Session: Tools and Techniques to Debug an Embedded Linux System
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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