Note: this expedited release cycle is due to this issue: [Crash-utility] Heads Up -- crash-6.1.3 may fail to load extension modules https://www.redhat.com/archives/crash-utility/2013-February/msg00014.html Download from: http://people.redhat.com/anderson Changelog: - Fix for a crash-6.1.3 regression with respect to the loading of extension modules. Because of the change that replaced the obsolete _init() and _fini() functions with constructor and destructor functions, extension modules may fail to load when the extension modules are built with older compiler/linkers. The problem is due to the continued usage of the -nostartfiles compiler option regardless whether the extension module has replaced its _init() function with a constructor function; with older compiler/linkers, the module may fail to load. The fix predetermines whether an extension module still uses _init() or if it has been updated to use a constructor function, and will use the -nostartfiles option only on older "legacy" modules. (anderson(a)redhat.com) - Implemented a new "list -r" option that can be used with lists that are linked with list_head structures. When invoked, the command will traverse the linked list in the reverse order by using the "prev" pointer instead of "next". (rabin(a)rab.in) - Fix for the "swap" command's FILENAME display. In some kernels between 2.6.32 and 2.6.38 the swap partition's pathname may not show the "/dev" filename component. (anderson(a)redhat.com) - Fix for the "swap" command's PCT display, which will display a a negative percentage value if more than 5368709 swap pages are in use. (anderson(a)redhat.com)