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<0> kumquat: cleaned your kbd ? :)
<1> done now
<1> yeah um I dunno about getting LXR any other way
<1> I know someone who took Doxygen to the kernel sources, but I'm nto sure if it's more or less complete than LXR
<1> LXR ****s because it lacks a lot of global/macro stuff
<0> kumquat: do you have a copy of lxr on ur pc for yourself ?
<1> specifically it has no idea about the RWMUTEX stuff which drives me nuts
<1> nope
<0> oh, then whats better than lxr, kumquat ?
<1> potentially doxygen but I've never seen the results.
<0> and what do you use ?
<1> but I guess it wouldn't understand all the mutex/futex stuff
<1> lxr.
<0> lol
<0> from the site ? lxr.linux.no ?
<1> no
<1> google for: m32r lxr
<1> it tends to have a more complete version listing etc
<1> same thing different maintainer basically
<0> and what does current mean ? in the do_exit() and all ?
<0> kumquat: oh, you dont use i386 ?
<1> current? asin like get_current and all those?
<1> it's an ***embly trick to figure out what process you are
<1> I dont use i386. I use x86-64.
<0> kumquat: no, current in the world of threads and processes
<0> and tasks
<1> same thing.
<0> it points to what ? the current taks' task_struct ?
<1> or something.
<1> I'm not sure offhand, I haven't poked around over there for /ages/
<0> [02:34] <1> it's an ***embly trick to figure out what process you are ----> are what ?
<1> pretty much any code anywhere has a PID etc...
<0> wow this m32r one is really latest, and really old too ! great
<1> anywho... heh
<1> yeah.
<1> that's why I use it. it's more complete.
<0> kumquat: why do you use m32 and not linux.no ?
<0> oh, ok :)
<1> but I do wish someone would fix lxr to support all the mutex stuff =/
<0> kumquat: did you use some book or guide to learn the kernel ?
<0> compare http://lxr.linux.no/source/kernel/fork.c and http://www.linux-m32r.org/lxr/http/source/kernel/fork.c?v=2.6.10
<0> tell me which is more complete :P
<0> linux.no has header files support
<1> I have a copy of Understanding The Linux Kernel that I should probably go open and read, but...
<1> right now I'm ripping at some vm/mm stuff
<1> =/
<0> by robert love
<1> I might get a book on the vm subsystem
<1> heh
<1> but I have this report I was planning to get done in like a week.. haha =/
<0> oh, well to late in the night
<0> cya all
<0> bye kumquat, thanks for helping me
<1> later
<0> later !
<1> hm
<2> I have a Logitech USB multimedia keyboard set (kbd, mouse, remote)
<2> ... and it seems like some of hte most useful buttons don't even produce `showkey -s`
<2> suggestions anyone?
<2> let me elaborate: there are some buttons on the remote and keyboard such as zoom/rotate and some programmable (at least in windows I would imagine) ones that don't produce any keycodes in X, xev, showkey -s or any warnings about unmapped keys in dmesg
<3> Anyone noticed hwclock ou clock problems with the .2.6.16 kernel ?
<3> Is there any known bug?
<2> is there another # I should be in?
<3> Do you know any bug with hwclock
<3> in the 2.6.16
<4> I am trying to get some kernel information, but when I compile 2.6.16.1, syslogd doesn't exist, is there a module I need to compile or?
<1> syslogd is userspace.
<4> then how would I get printk statements to show up in log files? I've tried using KERN_INFO and KERN_NOTICE
<4> it onlyshows up in dmesg
<1> you have to change your log level
<1> I forget where you set that. rc.conf or something probably.
<1> might be a kernel param, too, I can't remember anymore
<1> oh, I missed that that was connected to your previous question
<1> A: you need to get syslogd or similar working again in order to have logs go to files.
<4> ok
<5> pl
<5> battledragon: look in /etc/syslog.conf
<4> ok thanks
<5> also try man syslog.conf
<5> I typically have *.* /dev/tty1
<5> as a linein it so allmessages get dumped too tty1
<4> well, it was giving me errors about syslog not working properly
<5> but you can easily dump that too a file
<4> gb_, well I want to track all page/cache alloc's/free
<4> so, want a file
<5> that will give you dmesg output & much more
<5> so I recommend if you use a file you also setuplogrotate on it
<5> of course you can match specifically on items of interest only if you know what you want :)
<4> yah, i'm adding the printk statements tot he kernel myself at __alloc_pages and __cache_alloc
<6> hi all
<6> which var is the `cmdline of a proc' in task_struct
<7> please name some kernel API's for encryption.
<8> wat
<7> I need to do a project of which encryption is a part. the project is a simple one(trying to understand the RTL 8139 driver). If possible i want to encrypt the packets. can someone give links or info on encryption code in the kernel that i can yse
<8> yo _RADIOhead
<9> neil_m: dude
<9> sup man
<9> gb_: :)
<8> waiting for my 24 episode 17 to download
<9> TheBonsai: lo lo
<9> :) cool dude
<8> 95%
<9> lucky u
<8> come on!!
<9> i can`t download nothing here with my damn slow net
<8> yes
<8> :((9
<9> any new things dude
<8> na
<8> :D
<9> how work your new car :)
<8> yeh great
<8> hasnt broken down yet
<8> ;D
<9> :)
<9> i have new pics of my fdamily today :) i was take some photos @ sunday
<8> coool
<9> 5mb one foto
<9> hahaha
<9> did u use this days kcalc hahahahah :)
<8> hah
<8> not yet
<6> <6> which var is the `cmdline of a proc' in task_struct
<6> or no this var
<10> gb, hi there
<11> gday :)
<10> yeah thanks you and you ?
<11> you still hi,without any weed?
<10> no but i have something better :)
<10> gb, http://kernel.org/patchtypes/pre.html <--- remmeber yesterday my issue with kernel patching ?
<11> uhuh
<10> the point was that i was trying to patch the 2.6.16.2 with patch 2.6.17-rc1
<11> unfortunately I'm busy fixing my brothers smoothwall
<10> and you told me that patches are not depending on the .x extentions
<11> all my unix boxes are working ok:)
<10> i already solves it
<11> y***ine: uhuh
<11> good
<10> the point was that patching a .X is not allowed
<11> wot was the issue?
<11> ahh gee I was right :)
<10> no i just wanted to informe you since you missunderstood it
<11> that makes a nice change :)
<10> see the url i pasted above
<10> :)
<11> uhuh
<10> patching are only applay able to full version
<10> not to versions with .x at the end of it
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