Paul Haskell

Ok, I did that test: In /etc/wsl.conf I set systemd=false, and I restarted my Ubuntu. The system boots really quickly now. Unfortunately my corefiles are still empty. I'll attach another...

[WslLogs-2024-09-20_16-56-24.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17081710/WslLogs-2024-09-20_16-56-24.zip) Here are the logs with systemd=false in wsl.conf and with kernel.core_pattern=core.%e (and with empty corefiles)

Interesting! This time I did: * sudo sysctl kernel.core_pattern=/mnt/wsl/core.%e * ran my 'makeCore' program I did get a nonempty corefile in /mnt/wsl called "core.makeCore". Do you understand what the "namespace...

True enough—I can get cores in a decent enough place. Thanks for all your help! I agree it’s mysterious why I can get corefiles created but empty, with my original...