Re:Linus Torvalds: “Do No Harm”
by rhinoceraptor on Wednesday November 22, 2017 @08:12AM
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If an assertion does not hold, you have a real problem. The kernel has in-memory data corruption. Either from buggy code, bad memory, solar radiation, etc.
So if that assertion is in the file system, maybe your kernel should die before it corrupts your data permanently.
So if that assertion is in the file system, maybe your kernel should die before it corrupts your data permanently.