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From: Pat LaVarre
Subject: Re: vfs whitebox test
Date: 25 Nov 2003 10:12:17 -0700
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> gdb /usr/src/linux/vmlinux /proc/kcore
>
> ... "all the structures in the kernel to be read, but no local variables
> [also] not possible to change values or call kernel functions ..."
> ...
>
> grep CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO `find . -name 'Kconfig'`
> then flunks, but that question I can pursue in ?l=kernelnewbies.
Whoops, sorry, by now I see what works is such slightly different syntax
as:
grep -i CONFIG.SMP `find . -name 'Kconfig'`
grep -i CONFIG.PREEMPT `find . -name 'Kconfig'`
grep -i CONFIG.DEBUG_INFO `find . -name 'Kconfig'`
For example:
$ grep -i CONFIG.USB_STORAGE_DEBUG `find . -name 'Kconfig'`
./drivers/usb/storage/Kconfig:config USB_STORAGE_DEBUG
$
Pat LaVarre