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... (Jim Winstead Jr.) writes: >>The 'proc' filesystem isn't really a ... or you have to mount the proc filesystem from a block device. ... device. So, to mount a proc filesystem, the sequence of commands ... fun! >Anyhow, I think the 'proc' fs deserves some Q/A ...
linux-activists - Jim Winstead Jr. - Nov 5 1992 - 00:26
... things are happening with my /proc filesystem under patchlevel 6. As root ... such file or directory ls: /proc/38056/cwd: No such file ... such file or directory ls: /proc/38056/exe: No such file ... such file or directory ls: /proc/38056/cmdline: No such file ...
linux-activists - Steve M. Robbins - Dec 9 1992 - 19:36
... Linus posting the incantation to get /proc working, but I'll be ... simple to mount... > >mount -t proc /dev/ram /mount-point >/dev/ram ... well. You cannot umount a proc fs mounted this way (or I ... to contain the line: /proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 You ...
linux-activists - Tom J Parry - Dec 10 1992 - 06:41
... one file per process in /proc which basically >provides access to ... you'll see that using /proc involves you in system-specific ... to provide a compatibility-mode /proc of some sort for use ... problems. In general, the Linux /proc implementation is very much in ...
linux-activists - Charles Hedrick - Jul 31 1993 - 14:24
... one file per process in /proc which basically >provides access to ... somebody really wants a svr4 /proc version, they are not mutually ... well mention one use for /proc that people have been using ... knowledge: you can use the /proc filesystem to emulate the /dev ...
linux-activists - Linus Torvalds - Aug 2 1993 - 08:35
... one file per process in /proc which basically > provides access to ... not to copy the SVR4 /proc - one that it is not ... now, for remote debugging. SVR4 /proc isn't that portable anyway ... Linux needs more features in /proc for controlling processes rather than ...
linux-activists - Jeremy Fitzhardinge - Aug 4 1993 - 00:54
... i=0; char c; sprintf(filename, "/proc/%s/%s", ent->d_name, what) ... int argc; char *argv[]; { DIR *proc; char cmdline[1024], stat_str[80], ... uid = getuid(); while(ent = readdir(proc)) { if(!re_exec(ent->d_name)) continue ...
linux-activists - David Barr - Dec 13 1992 - 23:28
... all, I'm having problems with mounting /proc at boot time. The fstab entry is ... user) I type df. It complains about /proc not being mounted. I mount it and ... should look like. Also after install the /proc entry was not there...I had to ...
linux-activists - LANCE RECK - Sep 11 1993 - 14:31
... (Steve Steinberg) writes: >> [...] >> Where/when is /proc/net created? > >A previous post said that _YOU_ had to create the /proc/net directory. This is incorrect. If you ... If you don't have anything under proc you need to mount -t proc ...
linux-activists - Ian Jackson - Jul 10 1993 - 12:45
... it should look like. Also after install the /proc > LR> entry was not there...I had to ... , (since I don't quite understand /proc) >however my fstab is: > >/dev/sda1 / ... it is because you are looking for device /proc while >mine is stated that there is ...
linux-activists - Ben Frank - Sep 19 1993 - 12:42
... (Jim Winstead Jr.) writes: >>The 'proc' filesystem isn't really a ... how do I mount the 'proc' fs? Someone told >me to ... expected). >Anyhow, I think the 'proc' fs deserves some Q/A ... From my fstab: /dev/ram /proc proc defaults Works fine from ...
linux-activists - James Michael Chacon - Nov 5 1992 - 00:07
... on the present file tree structure under /proc. Will this structure stay the same for ... about the file tree structure under /proc is almost as primitive (not more ... the contents of /dev/kmem. > sprintf(filename, "/proc/%s/%s", ent->d_name, what); > ...
linux-activists - Lars Aronsson - Dec 14 1992 - 17:30
... N. Lipp) writes: >I mount the /proc file system during boot with an fstab ... (or when I try to unmount /proc by hand), >I get > umount: /dev ... bug or feature? >Michael >-- Try using /proc /proc proc in fstab instead. This works for ...
linux-activists - James Michael Chacon - Jan 1 1993 - 19:04
... (Michael N. Lipp) writes: >I mount the /proc file system during boot with an fstab entry > > /dev/kmem /proc proc ^^^^^^^^^ What are you doing? It should ... system (or when I try to unmount /proc by hand), >I get > > umount: /dev/ ...
linux-activists - Stephen Wong S M - Jan 1 1993 - 22:41
... (Erik Troan) writes: >Try this ># su ># mkdir /proc ># mount -proc /proc /proc >I'd guess you're missing the mkdir part. ... had the mkdir part...but I had done: mount -t proc /proc /proc instead of getting rid of the t :( thanks :) ...
linux-activists - Marc G Fournier - Apr 26 1993 - 16:14
I've been trying to use the proc filesystem and have a small problem. I ... same results with pl0. I am mounting /proc with the command mount -t proc /proc ... proc which works fine, I can "cd /proc" and see directories for each process. However ...
linux-activists - roberts - Jan 5 1993 - 20:34
... /dev/hda4 none swap sw none /proc proc Now when I boot, I ... 't work either: # mount -t proc /proc /proc mount: Unknown error 26240 Needles ... ps isn't working: # ps aux /proc must be mounted ps.c: ...
linux-activists - J. Scott Farrow - Feb 28 1993 - 15:48
... I get mount to let me mount a proc fs so that I can use |> procps? ... tells me that my |> kernel doesn't have proc fs enabled...which it most certainly does (I ... |> Try this # su # mkdir /proc # mount -proc /proc /proc I'd guess you're missing ...
linux-activists - Erik Troan - Apr 26 1993 - 09:43
... > Well, is anyone eager for /proc? If we have it from ... etc. stuff is like: /system/proc You might want to send ... process with cat foofile > /system/proc/1123 Which could cause signal ( ...
linux-activists - Ari Lemmke - Jan 21 1992 - 12:37
... edu (Jim Winstead Jr.) writes: >The 'proc' filesystem isn't really a real ... But how do I mount the 'proc' fs? Someone told me to 'mount -t proc /dev/mem /proc' which caused the reply 'mount: ... as expected). Anyhow, I think the 'proc' fs deserves some Q/A ...
linux-activists - Sverker Wiberg - Nov 4 1992 - 14:33