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Old 07-02-2014, 10:32 AM   #1
kush2490
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Unable to locate trace log file used by api "trace_ext4_discard_blocks"


I am trying to find the log file which is generated by "fstrim" /kernel/fs/ext4/fstrim.c.

The android Framework gives me the error saying fstrim failed:
"Failed to run FSTRIMcom.android.server.NativeDaemonConnectorException: missing output stream"

But in the backend the FITRIM ioctl is called and trimming does take place.
So i need to find where does this api "trace_ext4_discard_blocks" store this log file, Or how can i know what is stored in this log file.
 
  


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