Re: [PATCH 2.6.23] SysRq: print hotkey info while pressing undef key

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Pavel Machek 写道:
Hi!

For SysRq, we just can get hot key list from Documentation/sysrq.txt
, but in the most of cases, the user can't access it by hand on
using SysRq to debug, so it is better for SysRq to provide an online
help for the users.

SysRq has already provided a similiar help before this patch, but it
is not so definite that the user doesn't know what happened and how
to do on pressing an undefined hot key.

In addition, that funtion has a big loop with another big loop
embedded which is very inefficient, it is intended to skip some hot
key help info for such a function as "Changing Loglevel", just print
a help info for this, that is very unnecessary. In fact, the key '0'
 - '8' have different results the user should know.

This patch add this online help function, it'll print thw whole hot
key list and corresponding function descriptions, it can print the new
defined hot key without any changed needed.

The output is the below on pressing an undefined hot key:

SysRq : <6>this hot key isn't defined.

SysRq Help Information:

  Hot Key      Function Description
===========    ====================
ALT+SysRq+0    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+1    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+2    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+3    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+4    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+5    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+6    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+7    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+8    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+9    Changing Loglevel to this value
ALT+SysRq+a    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+b    Resetting
ALT+SysRq+c    Trigger a crashdump
ALT+SysRq+d    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+e    Terminate All Tasks
ALT+SysRq+f    Manual OOM execution
ALT+SysRq+g    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+h    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+i    Kill All Tasks
ALT+SysRq+j    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+k    SAK
ALT+SysRq+l    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+m    Show Memory
ALT+SysRq+n    Nice All RT Tasks
ALT+SysRq+o    Power Off
ALT+SysRq+p    Show Regs
ALT+SysRq+q    Show Pending Timers
ALT+SysRq+r    Keyboard mode set to XLATE
ALT+SysRq+s    Emergency Sync
ALT+SysRq+t    Show State
ALT+SysRq+u    Emergency Remount R/O
ALT+SysRq+v    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+w    Show Blocked State
ALT+SysRq+x    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+y    Not defined
ALT+SysRq+z    Not defined

This will scroll out of users view on small terminals.

Plus it is untrue. On sparc, it is stop+x, not sysrq+x.

You're right, it it better to remove ALT+SysRq
+/*
+ * Hot key table SysRq supports
+ */
+static char __read_mostly sysrq_hot_key_table[36] = {
+	'0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9',
+	'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j',
+	'k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o', 'p', 'q', 'r', 's', 't',
+	'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z'
+};

Plus this is practically guaranteed to get out of sync with
reality. If you did this to make sysrq printing faster... then that is
very bad optimization.
									Pavel
This char array is just for output, thees are jsut the keys sysrq has defined, in the current design of sysrq, to add a new key is not easy unless you use an existed but unused key,
so this has no problem.

SysRq is just for debugging or emergent handling, so this array is impossible to result in
any bad effects, it is just for convenience.

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