Makefile so that gcc doesnt
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I doubt but can that be related to UML in anyway , because while
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I was reading about the lost-write problem in filesystems (see link
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ext{2,3,4} or other popular
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Any suggestions or links ???
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/pointers will be useful.
Even if someone can point me to the code piece from where I should
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what am i missing ??
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updating and adding in one fell swoop?
At any rate, I'm in.
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are the urls of my previous unanswered
questions.
http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/2008-01/msg00253.html
http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/2008-01/msg00352.html
http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/2008-01/msg00424.html
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on this :-) . For doing
normal (except networking setup etc.) kernel development, I find it
pretty useful.
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Your welcome!
Just a question - what is your environment?
Are you
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to write a module which accepts a pid during load
and then prints its environment variables.
I tried looking at task_struct to see which member holds the
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for learning, so not much concerned
about other details like atomicity and race conditions etc. at this
point. Also I am not using any caches for my inode allocation.
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a particular change gone into.
Gurus any suggestions ?? Thanks in advance.
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inode structure size.
Any other reasons of doing this ??
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the range, but that makes filesystem specific... Any other
suggestions ?? What all conditions make a block invalid to read,
apart from the block number being more than than the available blocks.
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*) 0x8803080== value
different here..
(gdb) n
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Why is it not able to allocate memory ??/
The obvious reason - there is no memory
Hi,
The other option is to browse the source code from web browser. you
will get links there. Try lxr.linux.no
Hope that helps
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The other option is to browse the source code from web browser. you
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