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From: Maurice_Kinal@p9.f38.n261.z1
Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 16:04:00 -0500
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Hey Russell!
Welcome to Linux 2.6.15
root:~# ls /sys/
block/ bus/ class/ devices/ firmware/ kernel/ module/ power/
root:~# ls /proc/
1/ 1119/ 1345/ 3008/ 3108/ 8/ devices fs/ kmsg
net/ sys/
108/ 112/ 1511/ 3011/ 4/ 859/ diskstats ide/ loadavg
partitions sysvipc/
109/ 12/ 1514/ 3012/ 5/ 9/ dma interrupts locks
pci tty/
110/ 13/ 2/ 3013/ 6/ asound/ dri/ iomem meminfo
scsi/ uptime
111/ 1316/ 2332/ 3014/ 7/ buddyinfo driver/ ioports misc
self@ version
1116/ 1317/ 2340/ 3015/ 703/ bus/ execdomains irq/ modules
slabinfo vmstat
1117/ 1343/ 3/ 3016/ 789/ cmdline fb kallsyms mounts@
stat zoneinfo
1118/ 1344/ 30/ 3095/ 790/ cpuinfo filesystems kcore mtrr
swaps
There is more but the above ought to give an idea. Also it looks like /sys is
now automagically mounted and I'll try later by hashing it out in /etc/fstab.
Also also I'll hash out /proc and see how far I can get without it. My guess is
that much of the networking stuff will bitch and complain about that. Not sure
about pcmcia yet as I notice some stuff regarding pcmcia_cs at kernel.org so
liberating that from proc may be doable at this stage of the game. However I am
betting myself that I still need /proc for the time being even if I do manage to
get away with liberating pcmcia from /proc.
Also also also I want to try and see if directfb will work with sysfs. I've
yet to be able to do that. However I think I'll try X before I do that. Do you
care about the gtk stuff? I figure I can live without it if I run blackbox or
windowmaker or simular window managers that only require X and it's basic
dependancies. What do you think?
Life is good,
Maurice
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