>What I wanted is: given the segfault address, I would like to
>
>1) get which module it is in
>2) in that module, within which function it segfaulted
>
>module_address_lookup would do!
If a kernel oopses or similar, it already prints where it faulted:
EIP is at schedule_timeout+0x1234/abcde
If you have the EIP, you can look at /proc/modules to find the module, and
then use "nm" to find the function. Note that inlining makes "nm" and
objdumpers less effective.
Jan Engelhardt
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