Ftrace is an internal tracing mechanism built into the Linux kernel. It allows developers and system administrators to analyze the behavior of the kernel and identify performance bottlenecks or other issues. It works by injecting small bits of code into the kernel at various tracepoints, allowing the capture of data about function calls, system calls, interrupts, and other kernel events. This information can then be analyzed to understand the sequence of events and timing within the kernel.
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