trd and without support for
hotplug devices, but from the documentation I've read my money is on no.
Joseph D. Wagner
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Thanks in advance.
Joseph D. Wagner
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> Joseph -- I think you may have gotten this list
> mixed up with some other list that you subscribe
> to. This list (linux-newbie) is a list for Linux
> beginners to ask general questions on, NOT a list
> for Linux kernel questions (at least, not exclusively).
Yeah, but Dave CC'ed that list too.
This is a discussion for a Mandrake mailing list, not the Linux kernel.
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Subject: boot sequence
I'm having a problem with MySQL starting on boot
>> I'm looking at glib-2.3.1 to try and find my answers. After
>> all, that's where malloc is defined, right?
> It's in glibc (GNU libc), not glib (the GNOME utility library).
Sorry, I meant to say glibc. I double checked. I am using glibc-2.3.1.
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I'm trying to write a tracer on memory allocation, and I'm having a little
trouble figuring this out.
At some point, malloc has to call the kernel to tell it to allocate more
memory for this user process, right? I can't figure out which function
malloc calls, or where in the code (line number) it
I'm a little confused about the way the Linux kernel allocates memory, and
I'm hoping someone could clarify this for me.
Does the __get_free_pages() function eventually call the kmalloc() function?
Or does the kmalloc() function eventually call the __get_free_pages()
function? Or are these two to
