* Is there a limit on the amount of entries in /proc filesystem?
@ 2004-09-16 13:21 Gracjan Jankowski
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From: Gracjan Jankowski @ 2004-09-16 13:21 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi !
The environment I work in is: SGI ProPack v2.2 for Linux, Kernel
2.4.20-sgi220r3 on an ia64.
When I intensively test my kernel module then more than 3100 entries in
/proc filesytem are created. When such number of entries is attained
then, even though create_proc_entry() and proc_mkdir() functions end
with success, the new files or directories don't appear in /proc
filesystm.
What is going wrong? Is there a limit on the amount of entries in /proc
filesystem? If yes, why the create_proc_entry() and proc_mkdir()
functions do not return NULL pointers?
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Thanks in advance.
Gracjan Jankowski
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