-
manual page -
Description of the
original procfs. Plan 9
procfs manual page - Plan 9
greatly expanded the
procfs concept,
providing a much
expanded interface...
- call for each word). For this
reason the 8th
edition of Unix
introduced procfs,
which allows permitted processes direct access to the
memory of another...
-
previously obtained via
procfs, and some
scripts configure device drivers and
devices via
their attributes.
Linux portal procfs configfs tmpfs sysctl,...
- to
files that are
either computed on request,
called virtual files (see
procfs and sysfs), or are
mapping into another,
backing storage. From c. 1900 and...
-
presented as-if it were
regular files and
directories — on
systems with a
procfs,
information about running processes can be
obtained by
looking at, canonically...
- This is
either done
directly by
sending special sequences to the
register procfs file or
using a
wrapper like Debian-based
distributions binfmt-support package...
- List of TCP and UDP port
numbers The
effective range is
accessible via
procfs at node /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range.
Karen R.Sollins (July 1992)...
-
directory as a
virtual filesystem (sysfs,
comparable to /proc,
which is a
procfs),
which stores and
allows modification of the
devices connected to the system...
-
developed by
Roger Faulkner and Ron
Gomes as part of the
development of
Procfs for
System V
Release 4.
While several names were considered, “truss” was...
-
system in Unix-like
operating systems for
managing device nodes on-the-fly
procfs – a pseudo-file system, used to
access kernel information about processes...
