I am writing a program consisting of user program and a kernel module. The kernel module needs to gather data that it will then \"send\" to the user program. This has to be done via a /proc file. Now,
I am trying to compile a kernel module in Ubuntu 10.04 with kernel 2.6.35-22 and it is complaining about proc_root_driver missing.I did some searching and I found thatis supposed to define this but in
I\'m creating a plugin for Munin to monitor stats of named processes. One of the sources of information would be /proc/[pid]/io. But I have a hard time finding out what the difference is between rchar
I\'m trying to build a debugger-like program under Linux (Ubuntu) and I\'ve run into some problems. From what I\'ve heard, the /proc vfs provides mechanisms to
The first few fields of \'cat /proc/bus/pci/d开发者_StackOverflowevices\' are understandable. Field 1 - BusDevFunc
I\'m trying to determine the CPU utilization of specific LWPs in specific processes in Solaris 10 using data from the /proc filesystem. The problem I have is that sometimes a utilization counter decre
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