Tony Luck wrote:
>
> Take a look at the driver (fs/proc/kcore.c) that creates this pseudo-file.
will do ;)
> Initially the size of the file is set from the size of your memory.
>
> Reading the file has the side-effect of setting up the ELF headers to make
> this look like an ELF file ... in fact
Tony Luck wrote:
Take a look at the driver (fs/proc/kcore.c) that creates this pseudo-file.
will do ;)
Initially the size of the file is set from the size of your memory.
Reading the file has the side-effect of setting up the ELF headers to make
this look like an ELF file ... in fact a
hi,
i've just tried to "search for something in the RAM", so i thougt
/proc/kcore would be a good address to start. i really only wanted to
grep for raw data throught it, i did not need any specific meta-data.
ok, i checked:
$ ls -lah /proc/kcore
-r 1 root root 256M Mar 4 23:25
hi,
i've just tried to search for something in the RAM, so i thougt
/proc/kcore would be a good address to start. i really only wanted to
grep for raw data throught it, i did not need any specific meta-data.
ok, i checked:
$ ls -lah /proc/kcore
-r 1 root root 256M Mar 4 23:25
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