Greetings. When using ddrescue to read a section of /proc/self/mem, it appears ddrescue uses lseek(SEEK_END) in an attempt to determine the file size. With procfs being special, that unfortunately fails.
$ strace -fe lseek ddrescue -f /proc/self/mem /dev/zero -s $[0x4040] ... lseek(3, 0, SEEK_END) = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument) ... procfs is known to be... special. What is your opinion, is it worth making this work?
