How to use check_kernel_errors method in lisa

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dmesg.py

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...26 return True27 def get_output(self, force_run: bool = False) -> str:28 command_output = self._run(force_run=force_run)29 return command_output.stdout30 def check_kernel_errors(31 self,32 force_run: bool = False,33 throw_error: bool = True,34 ) -> str:35 command_output = self._run(force_run=force_run)36 command_output.assert_exit_code()37 matched_lines: List[str] = []38 for line in command_output.stdout.splitlines(keepends=False):39 for pattern in self.__errors_patterns:40 if pattern.search(line):41 matched_lines.append(line)42 # match one rule, so skip for other patterns43 break44 result = "\n".join(matched_lines)...

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