Hi,

The fixed-sized buffer used by show_members() means that currently if
you have a fairly large number of processes in a class (~1000) then
attempts to read the "members" file for that class fail with ENOSPC.
What's the plan for getting round that problem?

The cleanest approach that I can think of would be to extend configfs,
to allow configfs entries to (optionally) report values via a seq_file
interface rather a fixed-sized buffer.

Paul

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