Klogger: Linux Kernel Logging Framework download

Klogger is a framework for post mortem analysis of the Linux kernel behavior.
Offering low overhead and flexibility, it allows researchers to analyze performance without the need for extensive kernel knowledge.

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Linux

Intended Audience

Developers, Science/Research, System Administrators

Registered

2006-02-02

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