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SubjectRe: dentries rule. [was: Re: Pros and cons of newer kernels]


On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Ingo Molnar wrote:

> [...]
>
> ps. kernel tracing is easy. Just apply the patch sent to linux-kernel a
> few days ago by Michael L. Galbraith, turn on 'kernel tracing' in
> the 'kernel hacking' options, compile+install the kernel, reboot, run
> 'doit > trace.txt' and that was it.
> <======================================
>
> it's really this easy :) I'm attaching the ktrace tar file sent to
> linux-kernel by Michael. Let me know if something isnt obvious.
>
> Ingo
>
> --79892230-946463641-879949315=:13302
> Content-Type: APPLICATION/octet-stream; name="ktrace-2.1.63.tar.gz"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: BASE64
> Content-ID: <Pine.LNX.3.95.971119152155.13302B@pc7537.hil.siemens.at>
> Content-Description:
>
> H4sIAIv9azQAA+w7aXfbRpL5SvyKsmxHpAiSAC9JlOmJIsu2xrpGpDObsf34
> IKBBYgQCDA5JzCb727equkECJCXb+zKZY4Nni0B3dXV1dZ2Nwk0SWbaoNetm
> vdtqfPMPuaBt7BoGfAN0yV+z3VbPqhG67VZzd7fbbHew12zuNr+Bzj+GnOKV


Ingo,

Thanks, but I haven't a clue how to render whatever type of encoding that
might be into a tar.gz binary file. Neither netscape nor Pine recognizes
it. Can you try again; specifying a binary attachment?

Steve



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