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<0> hi, with linux-image-686-smp debian fails to boot because my aic7xxxx module does not detect my root fast enoph how can i delay the boot process ?
<1> does anyone know what might cause a 2.6.16 kernel to try to free all physical memory?
<1> it suddenly started swapping wildly
<1> i got it responsive now by freeing enough memory so i could deactivate all swap space
<1> what looks strange to me is that kswapd0 still uses cpu cycles according to top
<1> my first suspicion was that it might have problems with me being forced to use swap files on an ext2 partition atm
<2> steeve: of course it does
<1> but it starts swapping happily again now even if i swap on a swap partition
<1> gb: of course it does what?
<1> does anyone have some directions on where i might investigate to find the cause of the problem?
<2> steeve: of course kswapd uses cpu, it dynamically allocates & unallocates ram, too know when you tell it too allocate swap requires cpu
<1> gb: ok
<1> i just were not experienced with the behavior of running swapless
<1> but now i cannot work anymore using swap until i can solve this problem
<1> which doesn't leave much to do because i don't have enough ram to go swapless all the time
<3> hi all
<3> i got a simple question, why do alot of programmers use goto statements in there code for kernel
<4> Anyone with experience with AMD Opteron's / powernow-k8 module ? I'm having trouble getting mine to work with a Sun v20z (dual 248 CPU's). Complains that the PSB BIOS cannot handle multiple CPU's
<4> (when I load the power mangement module)
<5> hi
<5> guys, can anybody help me with loading shared object without LD_PRELOAD?
<2> Can?Perhaps;Want Too?Perhaps not :)
<5> :)
<5> i just need to redirect 1 shared library call
<2> wellthen do it :P
<2> least you seem too know what you're doing :)
<5> s
<5> could anyone gimme a link describing how LD_PRELOAD works? I mean how does it change the entry point if elf-file
<5> *in elf-file
<6> lamaz0id: probably info ld.so. it talks about it briefly in there. from there, I would just write a couple of simple test-cases where you override standard glibc functions to illustrate how it works.
<5> infi, all what i need - is to hack recv(2) call. Of course, i can write .so object, containing dlopen() && dlsym() and the make smth like LD_PRELOAD ./hacked.so /usr/bin/binary. But I don't wanna change any Env Variables. I just wanna know, can I write .so object, and insert it into binary not via LD_PRELOAD, but via ELF-injection?
<6> oh, I don't think so. that would be a major security issue. info ld.so speaks about those very circumstances actually.
<6> the other way to modify it would be to change /etc/ld.so.preload, but again, that requires root privileges.
<5> of course i have rrot
<5> *root
<6> then you can modify /etc/ld.so.preload.
<5> but i this case i need inject into it bytecode...
<5> but what if my hacked recv() call is to large?
<6> not sure there. perhaps read the ELF specification. it allows dynamic sized structures, of course.
<6> s/structures/sections/
<5> i know
<7> 2.6.16 hangs after posting matroxfb
<7> any idea what could cause this
<8> Hi
<8> Can anyone tell me where I can read up on Dirty from meminfo in kernel 2.6?
<2> Genman-Away: Can?Probably;Want too?Probably not!
<9> on thread safe smp systems, does the kernel need to stop all but one CPUs when mapping/unmapping pages?
<9> if there is 1000 cpu's and each allocates memory, then each CPU will stop 1000 times --> it becomes impossibly slow
<10> hi folx
<2> medium usn_work
<11> hi
<11> what is the size of pipe ?
<12> so will we ever learn to love reiser4
<2> chn: Why would we, I don't know anyone who uses it
<13> gb, me neither ,, im just currious
<13> used it about a year ago ,, it broke acpi support but otherwise seemed to have a high throughput although i know it has had major latency issues
<14> sorry
<6> drive-by!
<15> hi
<15> how do I p*** a netfilter match module a variable number of parameters
<15> such as a list of numbers?
<15> the iptables_match struct has a size field, that I have to fill..... but I don't know the size at compile time....
<16> hi
<17> hai
<16> shouldnt modprobe read option for modules in question, from /etc/modules.conf?
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