This is a question about Linux\'s kernel implementation of /dev/urandom. If user asks to read a very big amount of data (gigabytes) and the entropy is not added to pool, if it possible to predict next
I am trying to read raw memory from the /dev/oldmem device. However, when I try to use the dd command to read from the device, I end up only with a file of size 4096 bytes or 4KB, rather than the comp
There is a function in QNX procmgr_guardian which sets a child process as the guardian of the other child process in case of开发者_C百科 the parent\'s death.
I am writing an algorithm to perform some external memory computations, i.e. where your input data does not fit into main memory and you have to consider the I/O complexity.
I\'m programming something and I need debugging support on most operating systems (linux, windows, macosx).
I want to write a virtual sound card driver that shall be used by the linux system for audio playback and capture. The driver shall use a buffer for audio data read/write. I have written the following
I\'m writing a linux kernel module that makes use of the exported symbol open_exec struct file *open_exec(const char *name)
I am working on this driver that connects the hard disk over the network. There is a bug that if I enable two or more hard disks on the computer, only the first one gets the partitions looked over and
I enabled config_dynamic_debug=y in the Linux kernel customized by myself, and following the dynamic_debug documentation shipped with kernel source code, I run the following command to enable the outp
I\'m trying to install gcc4-4.1.2-44.EL4_8.1.i386.rpm on my redhat 5.x system but need a lot of dependencies.
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