Ivan wrote:
Hey,
I'm just playing around :-) I think it is an easy way to see what's going on
in the kernel. I would like to see what values are stored inside some
structures related to VM.
You can look at this using mdb -k on a running kernel as well:
# mdb -k
Loading modules: [ unix krtld genunix specfs dtrace cpu.AuthenticAMD.15
uppc pcplusmp zfs random ip sctp usba s1394 fctl nca lofs audiosup fcip
cpc crypto logindmux ptm ufs sppp nfs ipc ]
> cpu::print cpu_t
{
cpu_id = 0xfbc25650
cpu_seqid = 0xffffffff
cpu_flags = 0xf800
cpu_self = 0
cpu_thread = 0
cpu_idle_thread = 0
cpu_pause_thread = 0
cpu_lwp = 0
cpu_fpowner = 0
....
You can also grovel through this w/ DTrace; no need to compile
& reboot/load new kernel module unless you want to....
- Bart
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