On 3 Apr, Rusty Ballinger scribbled:
-> > If you need any help with the linux kernel support part I can try to see
-> > if there are any kernel hackers around at SuSE who want to help you out.
->
-> That would be great! Any help would be appreciated. There are patches
-> which "mostly" work, but the way they hook into the kernel's fs code is
-> ugly. There are notes at http://oss.sgi.com/projects/fam/imon.txt (that
-> file is also included in the patches).
->
-> One thing those notes don't include is Andrew Morton's idea of separating
-> the start- & stop-exec events from the rest of the imon patch. (That's
-> the new fields added to the inode and task_struct, and the accounting in
-> fs/exec.c, kernel/exit.c, and kernel/fork.c.)
->
-> I still haven't posted a request for comments etc. on linux-kernel yet;
-> I was hoping to have a working 2.3.99-preX version first, but my first
-> quick attempt was broken.
actually a question.. is imon at all destined to become part of the
base kernel sometime (maybe 2.5 devel series) ? i got this question
from E users after i nicely informed them they'll need fam from now on..
:)
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