In Linux 5.1, the ZRAM block driver has changed its default compressor from "lzo" to "lzo-rle" to enhance LZO compression support. However, crash does not support the improved LZO algorithm, resulting in failure when reading memory.       change default compressor : ce82f19fd5809f0cf87ea9f753c5cc65ca0673d6 The issue was discovered when using the extension 'gcore' to generate a process coredump, which was found to be incomplete and unable to be opened properly with gdb. This patch is for Crash-utility tool, it enables the Crash-utility to support decompression of the "lzo-rle" compression algorithm used in zram. The patch has been tested with vmcore files from kernel version 5.4, and successfully allows reading of memory compressed with the zram compression algorithm. Testing: ======== before apply this patch :       crash> gcore -v 0 1       gcore: WARNING: only the lzo compressor is supported       gcore: WARNING: only the lzo compressor is supported       gcore: WARNING: only the lzo compressor is supported after:       crash> gcore -v 0       1 Saved core.1.init Changelog: ========== v2: keep the "if defined(CONFIG_HAVE_EFFICIENT_UNALIGNED_ACCESS)" related code of the copied kernel code, but change the "if defined" macro into a runtime check . v3: set a default value of HAVE_EFFICIENT_UNALIGNED_ACCESS depending on architecture, for no ikconfig kernels. v4: avoid checking CONFIG_HAVE_EFFICIENT_UNALIGNED_ACCESS every call；move "include lzorle_decompress.h" to diskdump.c from def.h v5: some modifications for code standardization and code redundancy; modified get_unaligned_le16() to handle big-endian data. Patch: ========== See attachment. Thanks and regards, Yulong