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--- en:users:drivers:iwlwifi:debugging [2019/10/10 05:44]
Luca Coelho [Prints] updated line number of debug bitmap
+++ en:users:drivers:iwlwifi:debugging [2021/01/21 07:32]
Golan Ben Ami [Firmware Debugging]
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 ===== How to report? =====
-Issues can be filed in [[http://bugzilla.kernel.org|kernel's bugzilla]]. Make sure to add [[mailto:linuxwifi@intel.com|linuxwifi@intel.com]] to the bug.
+Issues can be filed in [[http://bugzilla.kernel.org|kernel's bugzilla]].
+Make sure to set
+  * Product: Drivers
+  * Component: network-wireless-intel
 Always attach the kernel log to your reports:
 <code>dmesg > dmesg.log</code> and attach dmesg.log to the bug.
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 Getting data from the firmware can often provide a lot of information, especially when the traffic is being stalled, latency is high, queues are stuck etc.. Here is how to do so. This is working starting kernel 3.19.
-First you'll need to allow DEV_COREDUMP by setting CONFIG_ALLOW_DEV_COREDUMP to Y.
+First you need to add the debug configuration. Open the debug file:
+<code> /lib/firmware/iwl-dbg-cfg.ini </code>
+And add this text:
+<code>
+[IWL DEBUG CONFIG DATA]
+FW_DBG_PRESET=1
+</code>
+Then, you'll need to allow DEV_COREDUMP by setting CONFIG_ALLOW_DEV_COREDUMP to Y.
 Then, you'll need to create a core dump. This can be done by:

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