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is a process of finding and reducing the number of bugs, or defects, in a computer program, thus making it behave as expected

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I am building an "agent" to read Oracle database process to track database privileged users without having to use auditing or anything in the database, completely isolated from the database. ...
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For debugging purposes, I want to add a text editor to my initramfs. How do I do that?
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I want to use my mouse's middle-button in the TTY, so I tried to debug it. When I perform a middle-click, it doesn't show up in evtest /dev/input/eventN. All other actions show up, so I'm in the ...
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I am working on a debugger and found an issue. I start at the beginning of the dynamic linker (this is a low-level debugger). At this address, I set it so that for a particular signal, the process ...
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So I am working on a debugger for linux s390x system and have the whole disassembler etc set up for reading the ELF file. For debugger I just run it on the process with base address from the process ...
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this is a post that has workaround but not an explanation Sometime in last 4 weeks my LibreOffice on my debian started crashing. Not producing window with eg. LOWriter, just a "crashed docs ...
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I'm using KDE on last debian and i get a lot of problem with the menu. I was using the kdemenu to organise the start menu, but i get a lot of trouble : Some .desktop shows in the start menu but not in ...
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During a routine sudo pacman -Syu --needed involving about 50 packages, the upgrade exited early due to a "Less than 1 b/s transferred the last 10 seconds" error. Follwing that, I can no ...
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I am working on a process that forks several times. To debug it, I am using a debug file for which I open a fd and which stays the same for all child forks. Then I have a function print_debug, that ...
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Distribution: Arch Linux OBS Version: 31.0.3 Kernel Version: 6.14.2-arch1-1 v4l2loopback-utils Version: 0.14.0-1 vulkan-radeon Version: 25.0.3-1 > v4l2-ctl --list-devices OBS Virtual Camera (...
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I came across the following kernel log entry showing a task named Scanner-0 in an unexpected state, along with a call trace involving kvm_async_pf_task_wait_schedule and a page fault. [320099.377111] ...
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I am trying to analyze a VMware memory dump from an AlmaLinux guest. I converted the snapshot to a core dump using vmss2core: vmss2core-sb-8456865.exe -N vSRV1_Snapshot815.vmsn vSRV1_Snapshot815.vmem ...
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Problem steam-1.0.0.82-1.fc41.i686 from RPMFusion is crashing for me upon startup (when invoked from $HOME/.local/share/applications/steam.desktop). An example of this is visible at youtu.be/...
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When using bash -x or set -x in a script the output shows the result of the line being processed but not the source line which produced the result. There are times when knowing this as well could ...
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Does Bash have an option to diagnose (and optionally abort execution) "expanded to empty value" variables? Example (hypothetical): $ bash -c 'echo $x' --xxx bash: line 1: variable 'x' ...
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