Latest /proc implementation ?.....

Latest /proc implementation ?.....

[Shobhit Mathur]

Hello,

I am implementing a /proc interface for our HBA which
registers as a SCSI HBA with the SCSI-midlayer. 
Hello,

I am aware of existing /proc/ implementations wherein
buffer-size is limited and data upto 4096 bytes
only is displayable via the "proc_info" entry-point in
the Scsi_Host_Template structure.

I would like to know what is the new methodology of
implementing /proc which is supposed to have overcome
the buffer-limitation of the earlier /proc handling.

- Kindly let me know

- Thank you

- Shobhit Mathur


	
		
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Re: Latest /proc implementation ?.....

[bert hubert]

On Thu, Apr 29, 2004 at 06:35:45AM -0700, Shobhit Mathur wrote:


> I am aware of existing /proc/ implementations wherein
> buffer-size is limited and data upto 4096 bytes
> only is displayable via the "proc_info" entry-point in
> the Scsi_Host_Template structure.

I think you mean seq_file, described in http://lwn.net/Articles/22355/

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