> Oh and by the way, I've built the kernel with imon both as module and
> into the kernel, but when I launch fam I get the following error:
>
> fam[3811]: can't open /dev/imon: No such file or directory
>
> And it's correct that there's no /dev/imon and I cant figure out what
> major/minor number I should use to create it with mknod.
Does it work OK when you configure imon as a module? I'd be surprised if
it works when it's *not* a module, as I'm not sure the initialization code
is right. (On the other hand, if it does work once you have /dev/imon
created, that would be good to know.) The other reason I'm not sure about
imon built into the kernel is that when fam starts up, it looks for the
major number in /proc/devices, and attempts to load the imon module if it's
not there.
--Rusty
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