I would like to know the address of a kernel module. Actually, from stack trace it looks that the crash has been triggered from a kernel module (which have been insmoded after system boots up). There are several modules I insmod manually. So I need to detect which module among these is triggering the crash. Please let me know how to get the address of each modules loaded using insmod.
cat /proc/modules
should give you a rough guide to where things are loaded. You might get more of a clue about exactly where the kernel crash is by looking at /proc/kallsyms
.
/sys/module/<MODULE_NAME>/sections/
contains addresses of all sections of your module. Since most section begin with a dot (.
), don't forget to pass -a
to ls
when listing this directory content:
$ ls -a /sys/module/usbcore/sections/
. __ex_table __param
.. .fixup .rodata
.altinstr_replacement .gnu.linkonce.this_module .rodata.str1.1
.altinstructions .init.text .rodata.str1.8
.bss __kcrctab_gpl .smp_locks
__bug_table __ksymtab_gpl .strtab
.data __ksymtab_strings .symtab
.data..read_mostly __mcount_loc .text
.data.unlikely .note.gnu.build-id .text.unlikely
.exit.text .parainstructions __verbose
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