For more details on what's in that archive and how to replay the crashes, have a look at the accompanying README: http://pompeii.mit.edu/~moyix/syzkaller_crashes_panda/README.syzkaller …
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For your enjoyment, here are 242 Linux kernel crashes from the Syzkaller crash database reproduced and recorded in PANDA (165GB): http://pompeii.mit.edu/~moyix/syzkaller_crashes_panda/ …
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One simple thing you can do is replay them in PANDA with the QEMU gdb stub (using the -s option); then attach with gdb, load the kernel symbols (included in the archive), and do some time travel debugging on the crash as explained in
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If you want to get a sense of what these crashes look like before you download 165GB, you can peruse the kernel backtraces for each crash here: http://pompeii.mit.edu/~moyix/syzkaller_crashes_panda/dmesg/ …
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