I have been implementing a /proc entry for some kernel data structures
that I want exported to userland. I got the kernel implementation done,
and went to write some userland C code that was going to use the
sysctl() call to access the entries. It was at this point I found out
the sysctl() system call was not implemented on Linux/ARM. So, I
changed it from unimplemented to defined in calls.S, recompiled, and it
seems to work fine. Is there any reason this is turned off? Thanks.
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