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• the cross tools cant used when i change OS, freegnu
  • Re: the cross tools cant used when i change OS, Neil Cherry
• troubles with memory leak, china_wu
• unable to run gdb as mentioned in device driver book, Mnsh
  • Re: unable to run gdb as mentioned in device driver book, Milind Dumbare
    • Re: unable to run gdb as mentioned in device driver book, Mnsh
• Didn't I use #ifdef properly, Florian Erfurth
  • Re: Didn't I use #ifdef properly, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: Didn't I use #ifdef properly, Florian Erfurth
      • Re: Didn't I use #ifdef properly, Paul Pluzhnikov
• cpu utilization increase when we use sata ncq., sathiya
  • Re: cpu utilization increase when we use sata ncq., Måns Rullgård
• what are the differences between function calls and system calls?, ligerdave
  • Re: what are the differences between function calls and system calls?, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: what are the differences between function calls and system calls?, Pascal Bourguignon
• it's difficult to find reference on microwindow(or nano-x), M.K. Hwang
  • Re: it's difficult to find reference on microwindow(or nano-x), Bill Marcum
  • Re: it's difficult to find reference on microwindow(or nano-x), Tim Roberts
• dereferencing pointer to incomplete type, kkk
  • Re: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type, phil-news-nospam
    • Re: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type, kkk
• Memory Allocation issue, Rav
  • Re: Memory Allocation issue,
  • Re: Memory Allocation issue, Milind Dumbare
• questions on 'struct net_device', Roman Mashak
• puzzle by serial, freegnu
  • Re: puzzle by serial, Jens Thoms Toerring
• hang up when booting the kernel, freegnu
  • Re: hang up when booting the kernel, Milind Dumbare
• adware or Spywares in Linux, manu
  • Re: adware or Spywares in Linux, phil-news-nospam
• How to use #IFDEF in order to get the correct code for ARCH(arm/i386)?, Florian Erfurth
  • Re: How to use #IFDEF in order to get the correct code for ARCH(arm/i386)?, David Schwartz
    • Re: How to use #IFDEF in order to get the correct code for ARCH(arm/i386)?, Florian Erfurth
• how to find out the serial I/O address and IRQ?, freegnu
  • Re: how to find out the serial I/O address and IRQ?, Bill Marcum
• starter with i.MX21, Debargha
  • Re: starter with i.MX21, Tris Orendorff
    • Re: starter with i.MX21, Debargha
• attn: davide - truly instinctive postings - huk - (1/1), roley
• Where can I found the pid files of existing proccess?, Roka100@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Where can I found the pid files of existing proccess?, Spacen Jasset
    • Re: Where can I found the pid files of existing proccess?, Roka100@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Where can I found the pid files of existing proccess?, Bill Marcum
• netlink RTM_GETADDR to query single interface address, Spacen Jasset
• PCI device probing, Roman Mashak
• met some problem when kgdb start up, freegnu
• cleanup calls in PCI drivers, Roman Mashak
• PMI aware with OpenSSH, vincenzo.sciarra@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: PMI aware with OpenSSH, vincenzo.sciarra@xxxxxxxxx
• Can someone explain why the gettimeofday(2) get the strange result when calculating the elapsed reading time invoking aio_read(3), yueyu
  • Re: Can someone explain why the gettimeofday(2) get the strange result when calculating the elapsed reading time invoking aio_read(3), Pierre L.
  • Re: Can someone explain why the gettimeofday(2) get the strange result when calculating the elapsed reading time invoking aio_read(3), David Schwartz
• Re: sleep before mounting root, Måns Rullgård
• How can I tell if it is NFS's problem or hard drive's problem?, Jack
  • Re: How can I tell if it is NFS's problem or hard drive's problem?, Ulrich Eckhardt
• How the selection of IP address is done for a tcp socket on client side if there are multiple alias configured, Rohit
  • Re: How the selection of IP address is done for a tcp socket on client side if there are multiple alias configured,
  • Re: How the selection of IP address is done for a tcp socket on client side if there are multiple alias configured, David Schwartz
    • Re: How the selection of IP address is done for a tcp socket on client side if there are multiple alias configured,
      • Re: How the selection of IP address is done for a tcp socket on client side if there are multiple alias configured, Rohit
• How to monitor the disk load?, Prasad
  • Re: How to monitor the disk load?, Toni Erdmann
• dynamicly insert kdb bp, Eric
• he deamon runs fine on 64-bit machine, BUT CRASHES ON 32-bit MACHINE!!!, rohit
• Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., syncpak
  • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., Floyd L. Davidson
    • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., syncpak
      • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., Pierre L.
      • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., syncpak
      • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., Floyd L. Davidson
      • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections., Pierre L.
  • Re: Linux memory wasted with multiple telnet connections.,
• Best place to float an idea, libdave
  • Re: Best place to float an idea, Robert Redelmeier
    • Re: Best place to float an idea, libdave
      • Re: Best place to float an idea,
• Load times of Linux Applications, newbei
  • Re: Load times of Linux Applications, Robert Redelmeier
  • Re: Load times of Linux Applications, Bernd Strieder
    • Re: Load times of Linux Applications, newbei
• Single quote and apostrophe in man pages, budyanto.himawan@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Single quote and apostrophe in man pages, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Single quote and apostrophe in man pages, budyanto.himawan@xxxxxxxxx
• debug linux kernel by kgdb form network, freegnu
  • Re: debug linux kernel by kgdb form network, Milind Dumbare
• how to use the claimed by HID usb device interface, UVSoft
• blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Oliver Kowalke
  • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, David Schwartz
    • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, David Schwartz
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Josef Moellers
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, David Schwartz
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, David Schwartz
      • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?, Rainer Weikusat
  • Re: blocking/nonblocking socket and select -> usefull?,
• Finding the process stats., Prasad
• lernel data types, Roman Mashak
  • Re: lernel data types, Ulrich Eckhardt
• Re: Question about shared libraries, Paul Pluzhnikov
  • Re: Question about shared libraries, krivenok . dmitry
    • Re: Question about shared libraries, Paul Pluzhnikov
      • Re: Question about shared libraries, krivenok . dmitry
      • Re: Question about shared libraries, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: Question about shared libraries, Markus Elfring
  • Re: Question about shared libraries, Yao Qi
    • Re: Question about shared libraries, Paul Pluzhnikov
      • Re: Question about shared libraries, Nix
• how to bind a function to cpu in SMP kernel?, MB
  • Re: how to bind a function to cpu in SMP kernel?, Yao Qi
• How does oprofile measure the time spent in each function ?, meteor713
• configfs issues, Michael Noisternig
• Comparitive study of filesystems, techsavvier@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Comparitive study of filesystems, Tris Orendorff
    • Re: Comparitive study of filesystems, techsavvier@xxxxxxxxx
• How can I monitor the CPU Speed and CPU Freq. Change them?, Prasad
  • Re: How can I monitor the CPU Speed and CPU Freq. Change them?, John Reiser
• Re: PPP implementation, Måns Rullgård
  • Message not available
    • Re: PPP implementation, Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: PPP implementation, Trevor Hemsley
  • Message not available
    • Re: PPP implementation, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: PPP implementation,
      • Re: PPP implementation, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: PPP implementation, phil-news-nospam
• test, Guenther Sohler
  • Re: test, AZ Nomad
• direct access to kernel memory from user space, yannouch
  • Re: direct access to kernel memory from user space, David Schwartz
  • Re: direct access to kernel memory from user space, Tim Roberts
• RAMDISK pseudo device driver, Rav
  • Re: RAMDISK pseudo device driver, Tauno Voipio
• I/O memory mapped, Roman Mashak
  • Re: I/O memory mapped, Tim Roberts
    • Re: I/O memory mapped, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: I/O memory mapped, Roman Mashak
      • Re: I/O memory mapped, Rainer Weikusat
• did you use microwindow(nano-x)?, M.K. Hwang
  • Re: did you use microwindow(nano-x)?, Tim Roberts
• how to search for the alias that are set., Prasad
  • Re: how to search for the alias that are set., Måns Rullgård
    • Re: how to search for the alias that are set.,
      • Re: how to search for the alias that are set., Måns Rullgård
      • Re: how to search for the alias that are set.,
      • Re: how to search for the alias that are set., Måns Rullgård
      • Re: how to search for the alias that are set.,
  • Re: how to search for the alias that are set.,
  • Re: how to search for the alias that are set., Robert Nichols
• Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Prasad
  • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Josef Moellers
    • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Tim Roberts
  • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Michel Talon
      • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, Pierre L.
  • Re: Why is there difference between sum sizes of individual files and output by du?, phil-news-nospam
• Where is arm-linux-gcc manual ???, M.K. Hwang
  • Re: Where is arm-linux-gcc manual ???, Yao Qi
    • Re: Where is arm-linux-gcc manual ???, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Where is arm-linux-gcc manual ???, Yao Qi
      • Re: Where is arm-linux-gcc manual ???, Grant Edwards
• questions on Realtek 8139D driver, Roman Mashak
  • Re: questions on Realtek 8139D driver, Gil Hamilton
• libstdc++.so.5/6, Florian Erfurth
  • Re: libstdc++.so.5/6, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: libstdc++.so.5/6, Florian Erfurth
• Help for embedded linux, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Help for embedded linux,
    • Re: Help for embedded linux, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Help for embedded linux, Liu Wenfeng
    • Re: Help for embedded linux, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Help for embedded linux, Gil Hamilton
      • Re: Help for embedded linux, ksashtekar@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Help for embedded linux, Jörg Schmitz-Linneweber
      • Re: Help for embedded linux, Gil Hamilton
• C/C++ Developent Environment, a_simple_code
  • Message not available
    • Re: C/C++ Developent Environment, a_simple_code
      • Re: C/C++ Developent Environment, Erik de Castro Lopo
      • Re: C/C++ Developent Environment, a_simple_code
• PCI drivers, Roman Mashak
  • Re: PCI drivers, Ulrich Eckhardt
    • Re: PCI drivers, Roman Mashak
  • Re: PCI drivers, Tim Roberts
• dynamically loading code, mike7411@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: dynamically loading code, Jens Thoms Toerring
  • Re: dynamically loading code,
• How many i am fingered?, Prasad
  • Re: How many i am fingered?, Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: How many i am fingered?, phil-news-nospam
  • Re: How many i am fingered?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: How many i am fingered?, Prasad
      • Re: How many i am fingered?, Prasad
      • Re: How many i am fingered?, phil-news-nospam
      • Re: How many i am fingered?, Prasad
• C99 and linux types, Roman Mashak
  • Re: C99 and linux types, Ulrich Eckhardt
  • Re: C99 and linux types, Erik de Castro Lopo
    • Re: C99 and linux types, Erik de Castro Lopo
    • Re: C99 and linux types, Rainer Weikusat
      • Re: C99 and linux types, Roman Mashak
• Floating Point Ex running any C++, c . robin
• mapping physical memory to a non-root process, phil-news-nospam
  • Re: mapping physical memory to a non-root process, Måns Rullgård
    • Re: mapping physical memory to a non-root process, phil-news-nospam
      • Re: mapping physical memory to a non-root process, Måns Rullgård
  • Re: mapping physical memory to a non-root process, Wolfram Gloger
• how load addresses chosen for shared libs in 64/b OS?, Eric Taylor
  • Re: how load addresses chosen for shared libs in 64/b OS?, Eric Taylor
• C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, braunsimulation
  • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, braunsimulation
      • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, Nikolaos D. Bougalis
      • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, Paul Pluzhnikov
      • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, braunsimulation
      • Re: C libraries: where loaded on 64-bit applications, Paul Pluzhnikov
• unresolved symbols, rilson . nascimento
  • Re: unresolved symbols, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: unresolved symbols, rilson . nascimento
      • Re: unresolved symbols, Lew Pitcher
• How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Yao Qi
  • Re: How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Yao Qi
      • Re: How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Paul Pluzhnikov
      • Re: How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Yao Qi
      • Re: How to detect libraries opened by dlopen from debugger's perspective, Paul Pluzhnikov
• Re: PCI device driver file operations question, gil_hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxx
• passing string parameter to module, Roman Mashak
  • Re: passing string parameter to module,
    • Re: passing string parameter to module, Roman Mashak
• Re: kmalloc and malloc, carcansi@xxxxxxxxx
• why we cannot able to change MTU > 1500., sathiya
  • Re: why we cannot able to change MTU > 1500., Bob Hauck
  • Re: why we cannot able to change MTU > 1500., Måns Rullgård
    • Re: why we cannot able to change MTU > 1500., phil-news-nospam
• executio of kernel modules, venu
• How do i monitor network traffic on an interface say eth0, manu
  • Re: How do i monitor network traffic on an interface say eth0, Tauno Voipio
• Re: threading issue : SIGPIPE => SIG_IGN (writing to closed socket), Rainer Weikusat
  • Re: threading issue : SIGPIPE => SIG_IGN (writing to closed socket), Oliver Kowalke
• Re: why inter-changing pci slot works?, Rainer Weikusat
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: why inter-changing pci slot works?, Robert Redelmeier

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