I tried it a while back, the obvious lock approach didn't seem to work, but
I can't seem to find the patch right now. IIRC, printk should be atomic,
so converting it to printk into a line buffer, and then printk'ing the buffer
(prefaced by cpu number) *should* work. Maybe. I think.
M.
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