lib: add support for extraction from intel_pmt sysfs #46
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The Crash Log regions that are exposed by Intel PMT are accessible through the linux sysfs. The linux extraction function implemented in the library is being updated to look for any valid records that can be found in the ACPI tables and PMT structures. Signed-off-by: Surply, Pierre <pierre.surply@intel.com>
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The Crash Log regions that are exposed by Intel PMT are accessible through the linux sysfs.
The linux extraction function implemented in the library is being updated to look for any valid records that can be found in the ACPI tables and PMT structures.