Paul Mackerras wrote:
Olof Johansson writes:
Seems that the human-readible parts are printed at a differnet printk level
(well, _at_ a level), so they fell off. Not good.
My understanding was that printk lines without a level are considered
to be at KERN_ERR or so. Is that wrong?
Andrew and/or Paulus, see patch below.
It really seems strange to be *removing* printk level tags. I'd like
to nack this until I understand why it will improve things. At the
very least it needs a big fat comment so some janitor doesn't come
along and put the tags back in.
He's removing KERN_ALERT ... I guess it could get switched from
KERN_ALERT to KERN_ERR, but ...
Either way, KERN_ALERT seems way too low to me. I object to getting
half the oops, and not the other half ;-)
M.
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