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On Sat, 2009-09-19 at 21:32 +0000, Duncan wrote: |
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> P.V.Anthony posted on Mon, 14 Sep 2009 01:54:53 +0800 as excerpted: |
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> > Currently configuring kernel version 2.6.26 using "make menuconfig". |
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> > Went to "filesystems" and then to "pseudo filesystems". The "proc" has |
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> > already been activated. On this system, I cannot even de-activate the |
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> > "proc". I did that for testing. |
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> > Under "proc" there is "/proc/kcore support". That is also activated. |
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> > Tried reading the help for the /proc/kcore but nothing there. |
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> > I can manually set "CONFIG_PROC_PAGE_MONITOR=y" in the ".config" file. |
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> > I would really like to learn how to set this using "make menuconfig". |
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> > Please bear with me and guide me on how to set |
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> > "CONFIG_PROC_PAGE_MONITOR=y" using "make menuconfig". |
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> [I've been offline for a week due to using bad memory while trying to |
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> flash a BIOS. Naturally it crashed, and I couldn't boot my main |
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> machine. I ended up ordering a pre-flashed BIOS chip from two states a |
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> way... and waiting the few days for it to ship. I feel like I'm just |
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> back from the dead! =:^) ] |
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> Hmm... perhaps it's elsewhere in the 2.6.26 kernel config. I'm now |
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> running 2.6.31, and will be starting on the 2.6.32 rcs in a week or two... |
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> It's also possible it's turned off and not even available to you due to |
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> some other dependency. I'd try tracing it if I hadn't just fallen a week |
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> behind, just to see. You can grep "PROC__PAGE_MONITOR" in the kernel |
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> sources and see what comes up if you want. That's what I'd do, tho |
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> having done stuff like that before I might be better equipped to filter |
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> out the uninteresting entries. But you gotta start somewhere. =:^) |
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In menuconfig / is a shortcut to a find utility into which entering |
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config_proc_page_monitor takes one to a help page with the following |
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info: |
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Symbol: PROC_PAGE_MONITOR [=y] |
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Prompt: Enable /proc page monitoring |
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Defined at fs/proc/Kconfig:61 |
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Depends on: PROC_FS && MMU && EMBEDDED |
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Location: |
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-> File systems> |
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-> Pseudo filesystems> |
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-> /proc file system support (PROC_FS [=y] |