Hi everyone,
I've been facing this problem for the past few weeks and I'm out of
ideas of how to analyze it, maybe someone here has some thoughts on
how to address it.
Basically, if I compare the output of `free` and the total RSS
reported by `ps` there are 200 GiB of difference:
$ free
Hi Patrick,
there's a lot of work related to security and exploiting the eBPF
verifier out there.
I'm not an expert myself, but the principles you exposed seem right.
Here there's a nice and recent article about eBPF fuzzing:
From: Andrea Tomassetti
Hi all,
thank you very much to have pointed out the footer problem.
It took sometime to my IT dpt to figure out a solution, but
now we have it.
I will send the patch again, as a brand new one. I hope to
receive some replies.
Kind regards,
Andrea
maybe stop
speculating on why I'm not getting any answer.
Thank you,
Andrea
> Hope this helps. I might or might not write something more concrete on
> the code if you include a link in your answer
>
> -- Richard
>
>
> On 09/06/2022 15:39, Andrea Tomassetti wrote:
> > I'm
I'm writing here as a last resort in the hope that someone can,
kindly, help me understand what I'm doing wrong and why I'm being
ignored. Let's start from the beginning:
On March 8th, I sent my very first patch "[PATCH] bcache: Use bcache
without formatting existing device" to the linux-bcache
