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[03:51] <glick> excuse me im trying to go through each process in the system and write some information about them into a prof file using the seq_file interface
[03:51] <glick> but i have some questions about the seq_file interfeace
[03:51] <glick> interface
[03:52] <glick> firstly i wonder if i should use the seq_file interface or the simpler proc_fs interface
[03:52] <glick> but im concerned about systems that may be running many many processes so that the file may excede one page
[03:54] <glick> which method should i use?
[03:54] <glick> the proc_fs method seems straightforward
[03:54] <glick> but the seq_file method seems more robust
[03:54] <glick> to write some data to a profile
[03:54] <glick> proc file
[04:06] <maco> if i need to get the kernel's source package so i can test cherry-picking a patch from upstream, which source package is that? "apt-get source linux" isn't it.
[04:14] <glick> whts the size of a linux kernel page on a 32 bit machine?
[04:14] <andersk> 4 KiB. 
[04:15] <glick> and whats the max number or processes on a linux machine?
[04:15] <glick> running
[04:15] <glick> 32 bits
[04:16] <maco> nvm, i found it
[04:16] <andersk> 32768, I think. 
[04:26] <glick> how can i use seq_file to iterate through a list
[04:26] <glick> the seq_file interface
[04:26] <glick> it seems like it only works on iterable items, 
[04:26] <glick> but processes are maintained in a linked list
[04:26] <glick> so i cant really use position
[05:34] <glick> hey, how can i temporarily lock the task list so that tasks can;t be added or removed?
[07:12] <glick> hey how can i iterate through a process' open file descriptors?
[07:14] <NCommander> glick, lsof | grep *process name*
[07:16] <glick> NCommander, no i mean from a task_struct in a kernel module
[08:05] <glick> excuse me
[08:05] <glick> can someone t
[08:28] <glick> hey i just did make mrproper in my kernel tree now when i try to build it it says debian/rules: No such file or directory
[11:24] <Zhenech> mh, does Ubuntu still support Sparc64?
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