device: add kernel-mode crash signatures for user task faults - #19
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In kernel builds a faulting user task is killed while the kernel keeps running and the prompt returns, so the console message is the only crash evidence; such faults were reported as command timeouts. Register the fault messages as SEGFAULT signatures: - 'Segmentation fault in' (risc-v) - 'PANIC: Unhandled user exception' (arm64) Signed-off-by: raiden00pl <raiden00@railab.me> Assisted-by: Claude Code
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In kernel builds a faulting user task is killed while the kernel keeps running and the prompt returns, so the console message is the only crash evidence; such faults were reported as command timeouts. Register the fault messages as SEGFAULT signatures: