- configuration.
sysfs provides functionality similar to the
sysctl mechanism found in BSD
operating systems, with the
difference that
sysfs is implemented...
- "Linux kernel's
sysfs logic turns into "kernfs" for 3.14". Phoronix.
Retrieved April 2, 2014.
Tejun Heo (October 24, 2013). "
sysfs:
separate out kernfs...
- that are
either computed on request,
called virtual files (see
procfs and
sysfs), or are
mapping into another,
backing storage. From c. 1900 and before...
- the
staging subsystem, USB,
driver core, debugfs, kref, kobject, and the
sysfs kernel subsystems,
Userspace I/O (with Hans J. Koch), and TTY layer. He...
- TARGETDIR="/mnt/chroot"
mount -t proc proc $TARGETDIR/proc
mount -t
sysfs sysfs $TARGETDIR/sys
mount -t
devtmpfs devtmpfs $TARGETDIR/dev
mount -t tmpfs...
-
cgroups file system.
Kernfs is
basically created by
splitting off some of the
sysfs logic into an
independent entity, thus
easing for
other kernel subsystems...
-
sysfs but they are in fact
different and complementary.
Configfs is for creating,
managing and
destroying kernel objects from user-space, and
sysfs for...
-
Modern Linux distributions include a /sys
directory as a
virtual filesystem (
sysfs,
comparable to /proc,
which is a procfs),
which stores and
allows modification...
- sysctl) may
still be provided,
using these filesystems as data sources/sinks.
sysfs and
debugfs are
similar Linux interfaces for
further configuring the kernel:...
-
which can be used to
explicitly invoke them.
Pseudo filesystems (e.g., the
sysfs and
procfs filesystems) and
special files (e.g., /dev/random, /dev/sda,...
