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Starting: Fri Mar 1 00:15:05 EST 2013
Ending: Sun Mar 31 13:58:33 EDT 2013
Messages: 316

• How to measure the RAM read/write performance   Arun KS
• How to measure the RAM read/write performance   Arun KS
• relocatable modules' symbols   Arun KS
• Examples of Per-CPU Variables in Kernel source   Arun KS
• atomic operations   Arun KS
• Examples of Per-CPU Variables in Kernel source   Prabhu nath
• relocatable modules' symbols   Prabhu nath
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   sandeep kumar
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   Prabhu nath
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   sandeep kumar
• relocatable modules' symbols   John Smith
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   Arlie Stephens
• MTD NOR write issue for files greater than a few hundred bytes   Holmes, Michael A (Mike)
• [filesystem] struct of m_inode   lx
• [filesystem] struct of m_inode   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• How to measure the RAM read/write performance   sandeep kumar
• Doubts about vt tty driver   Chinmay Bapat
• wby mapping beyond end by "MAPPING_BEYOND_END" ?   Jacky
• Why vmlinux.bin are changed from raw image to elf for x86 ?   Jacky
• Why vmlinux.bin are changed from raw image to elf for x86 ?   Jacky
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   Prabhu nath
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   sandeep kumar
• Why vmlinux.bin are changed from raw image to elf for x86 ?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• how to trace tcp protocol stack ?   ishare
• how to trace tcp protocol stack ?   richard -rw- weinberger
• how to trace tcp protocol stack ?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• How to get RFC documents?   ishare
• How to measure the RAM read/write performance   Arun KS
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   buyitian
• [ARM_LINUX] ioremap() allowing to map system memory...   sandeep kumar
• How to get RFC documents?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• How to measure the RAM read/write performance   Arun KS
• MTD NOR write issue for files greater than a few hundred bytes   Holmes, Michael A (Mike)
• Module compilation error   Pietro Paolini
• Module compilation error   Mulyadi Santosa
• Module compilation error   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• pthread_lock   ishare
• pthread_lock   Mandeep Sandhu
• pthread_lock   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Major/minor numbers   Shraddha Kamat
• pthread_lock   Mandeep Sandhu
• pthread_lock   ishare
• Major/minor numbers   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• Some Links for Easy Understanding of Linux of Kernel Source code   praveen kumar
• Some Links for Easy Understanding of Linux of Kernel Source code   Anand Arumugam
• Major/minor numbers   Pranay Kumar Srivastava
• Major/minor numbers   Pranay Kumar Srivastava
• Regarding GPIO driver module   Rajesh Bhaskaran
• Regarding GPIO driver module   Prabhakar Lad
• Creation Of New Partition in EMMC   Ranganath T.M
• Query on skb buffer   Kumar amit mehta
• Query on skb buffer   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Several unrelated beginner questions.   Konstantin Kowalski
• Several unrelated beginner questions.   Gaurav Jain
• Several unrelated beginner questions.   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• zap_low_mappings   ishare
• zap_low_mappings   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• zap_low_mappings   ishare
• zap_low_mappings   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• zap_low_mappings   ishare
• zap_low_mappings   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Query on skb buffer (Kumar amit mehta)   Pranay Kumar Srivastava
• Reading the framebuffer area.   manty kuma
• What is the memory region ?   Jacky
• Several unrelated beginner questions.   Prabhakar Lad
• What is the memory region ?   Prabhu nath
• zap_low_mappings   ishare
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Kevin Wilson
• What is the memory region ?   Jacky
• Is this normal or wrong?   ishare
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   anish singh
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Kevin Wilson
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   anish singh
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Dave Hylands
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Dave Hylands
• signals handling: kill() successful, but nothing delivered   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• What is the memory region ?   Prabhu nath
• What is the memory region ?   baisheng_wang
• Why FIB_TABLE_HASHSZ=2 when CONFIG_IP_ROUTE_MULTIPATH   tingwei liu
• Will kernel in-place decompression overwrite uncompressed part ?   Jacky
• Will kernel in-place decompression overwrite uncompressed part ?   leo kirotawa
• Will kernel in-place decompression overwrite uncompressed part ?   Jacky
• TLB shootdowns in /proc/interrupts (different results)   Kevin Wilson
• help with page_fault   ishare
• TLB shootdowns in /proc/interrupts (different results)   Mulyadi Santosa
• Disabling interrupts and masking interrupts   Kevin Wilson
• Userspace interception of locally valid memory location   harish badrinath
• Userspace interception of locally valid memory location   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Userspace interception of locally valid memory location   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• User space memory   Christoph Seitz
• 64bit MMIO access   Jagath Weerasinghe
• 64bit MMIO access   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• 64bit MMIO access   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• location of inbuilt system call implementation   Niroj Pokhrel
• the most socket num of epoll   ishare
• location of inbuilt system call implementation   Denis Kirjanov
• pi_waiters in task_struct   Kevin Wilson
• pi_waiters in task_struct   Yuva Raj
• Explanation of <asm/gpio.h> in Doc/gpio.txt seems out of date   Robert P. J. Day
• pthread_lock   Prabhu nath
• User space memory   Prabhu nath
• Is this normal or wrong?   Prabhu nath
• User space memory   Christoph Seitz
• User space memory   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• User space memory   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Difference between task_active_pid_ns(current) and current->nsproxy->pid.   Raphael S Carvalho
• pthread_lock   ishare
• Is this normal or wrong?   ishare
• User space memory   Prabhu nath
• pthread_lock   Prabhu nath
• Need of different memory zones   Niroj Pokhrel
• Need of different memory zones   Prabhu nath
• BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request EIP is at kmem_cache_alloc when testing a new bluetooth driver   Ahmed Abdelfattah
• Implementing Network Packet Capturing in Linux-3.5.7   Prasad Lakshman
• nmi_watchdog kernel parameter is set but NMI interrupts are not incremented   Kevin Wilson
• Unlocking task_list read lock before performing a sleepy operation   Pranami Bhattacharya
• networking question   devendra.aaru
• When to use blk_end_request_* routines.   Pranay Kumar Srivastava
• Need of different memory zones   Mulyadi Santosa
• networking question   Rami Rosen
• kmem_cache_init   ishare
• kmem_cache_init   Prabhu nath
• Need of different memory zones   Arun KS
• networking question   devendra.aaru
• [ARM-LINUX] Quiry regarding the DMA mapping.   sandeep kumar
• Need of different memory zones   Niroj Pokhrel
• Need of different memory zones   Arun KS
• kmem_cache_init   ishare
• block mailing list?   Raymond Jennings
• block mailing list?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• linux-newbie vs kernelnewbies   Raymond Jennings
• linux-newbie vs kernelnewbies   Jack Wang
• linux-newbie vs kernelnewbies   Raymond Jennings
• numerous kernel tutorials coming shortly   Robert P. J. Day
• now in progress -- tutorial on udev   Robert P. J. Day
• now in progress -- tutorial on udev   Haix64
• now in progress -- tutorial on udev   Robert P. J. Day
• hpet misc device usage   Kevin Wilson
• kmem_cache_init   Prabhu nath
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Ashish Anand via LinkedIn
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Robert P. J. Day
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   NeonJohn
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• do_initcalls   ishare
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Tobias Boege
• do_initcalls   Tobias Boege
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• do_initcalls   ishare
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Arlie Stephens
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• hpet misc device usage   Mulyadi Santosa
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Rohan Puri
• creat all the dentry objects in memory when mount a fs?‏   RS
• signals handling: kill() successful, but nothing delivered   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   rakesh Bhaskar
• A question on the vale of memory water marks   larmbr zhan
• Memory allocations in linux for processes   Niroj Pokhrel
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Alexandre Borges
• FW: No Subject   Anders Lind
• creat all the dentry objects in memory when mount a fs?   Mulyadi Santosa
• signals handling: kill() successful, but nothing delivered   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• do_initcalls   Tobias Boege
• do_initcalls   ishare
• programme header   ishare
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Leonid V. Fedorenchik
• programme header   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• programme header   ishare
• programme header   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• Kernel warning messages- protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0   Sengottuvelan S
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Haix64
• only for test   Ben Wu
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• Kernel warning messages- protocol 0000 is buggy, dev eth0   Bjørn Mork
• Memory allocations in linux for processes   Mulyadi Santosa
• Memory allocations in linux for processes   Niroj Pokhrel
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Arlie Stephens
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Robert P. J. Day
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Dave Hylands
• Memory allocations in linux for processes   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Arlie Stephens
• for interested folks, i'll announce new kernel tutorials via twitter   Alec Joseph Rivera
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Robert P. J. Day
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Robert P. J. Day
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Arlie Stephens
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Victor Buciuc
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Robert P. J. Day
• do_initcalls   Tobias Boege
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• Wake_lock in linux kernel   Ben Wu
• kernel build error   Ben Wu
• wake_lock in linux kernel   Ben Wu
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Greg Freemyer
• Design Patterns in Linux Kernel: Fancy Tricks With Linked Lists   Robert P. J. Day
• About time delay in kernel threads at LOCAL_OUT netfilter hook   Rifat Rahman
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• kernel build error   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Memory allocations in linux for processes   Mulyadi Santosa
• BFQ: simple elevator   Mulyadi Santosa
• BFQ: simple elevator   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• DMA attributes with dma_sync_single()   Moritz Fischer
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• Linux elevators (Re: BFQ: simple elevator)   Arlie Stephens
• BFQ: simple elevator   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Linux elevators (Re: BFQ: simple elevator)   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• Linux elevators (Re: BFQ: simple elevator)   Arlie Stephens
• Linux elevators (Re: BFQ: simple elevator)   Raymond Jennings
• wake_lock in linux kernel   Yuva Raj
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• BFQ: simple elevator   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• Userspace access to PCIe - SATA device memory BAR   John Beard
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• BFQ: simple elevator   Mulyadi Santosa
• optimization in kernel compile   ishare
• Confusion in the usage of linux key management APIs   Ranjan Sinha
• [Need Help] time: questions about kernel function timekeeping_bigadjust()   Dong Zhu
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• optimization in kernel compile   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• optimization in kernel compile   ishare
• optimization in kernel compile   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• optimization in kernel compile   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   Niroj Pokhrel
• time: Questions about kernel function timekeeping_bigadjust()   Dong ZHu
• BFQ: simple elevator   Matthias Brugger
• BFQ: simple elevator   Matthias Brugger
• optimization in kernel compile   ishare
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• initramfs.cpio   ishare
• initramfs.cpio   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   Rami Rosen
• question about   Kevin Wilson
• question about   Moritz Fischer
• initramfs.cpio   ishare
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   anish singh
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   Niroj Pokhrel
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   Rami Rosen
• Why we Use both mm_users and mm_count in struct mm_struct{ }   anish singh
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• feature removal schedule is removed ?   David Shwatrz
• feature removal schedule is removed ?   Tobias Boege
• feature removal schedule is removed ?   Jonathan Neuschäfer
• question about   Rami Rosen
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• BFQ: simple elevator   Matthias Brugger
• BFQ: simple elevator   Raymond Jennings
• cap on writeback?   Raymond Jennings
• cap on writeback?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• cap on writeback?   Raymond Jennings
• cap on writeback?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• cap on writeback?   Raymond Jennings
• what does the kernel does after it is being notified of incoming Frame   Tarun Batra
• SSDs vs elevators (was Re: cap on writeback?)   Arlie Stephens
• what does the kernel does after it is being notified of incoming Frame   Rami Rosen
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Kumar amit mehta
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Rami Rosen
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Arlie Stephens
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Kumar amit mehta
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Kumar amit mehta
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Rami Rosen
• SSDs vs elevators (was Re: cap on writeback?)   Raymond Jennings
• Driver managing network interface   Pietro Paolini
• Driver managing network interface   Kristof Provost
• initramfs_list   ishare
• [help] kernel oops in function gpio_to_irq   Mylene Josserand
• initramfs_list   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Dhananjay Maske
• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Dhananjay Maske
• How is gpio_keys.ko supposed to work?   Sven Geggus
• elf_map: why offset of vma need to subtract eppnt->p_vaddr ?   Jacky
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Sankar P
• elf_map: why offset of vma need to subtract eppnt->p_vaddr ?   Prabhu nath
• elf_map: why offset of vma need to subtract eppnt->p_vaddr ?   Jacky
• elf_map: why offset of vma need to subtract eppnt->p_vaddr ?   Prabhu nath
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Tobias Boege
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Sankar P
• Fwd: Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Pranay Srivastava
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Sankar P
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Kumar amit mehta
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Madper
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Kumar amit mehta
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Tobias Boege
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Sankar P
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Manish Katiyar
• How is gpio_keys.ko supposed to work?   Jerry Zhang
• Creating mkfs for my custom filesystem   Sankar P
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Daniel Hilst
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Greg Freemyer
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• why not choose another way to define the _IOC_xxxMASK related to the ioctl   RS
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Rami Rosen
• why not choose another way to define the _IOC_xxxMASK related to the ioctl   Tobias Boege
• why not choose another way to define the _IOC_xxxMASK related to the ioctl   RS
• [help] kernel oops in function gpio_to_irq   Matthias Brugger
• why not choose another way to define the _IOC_xxxMASK related to the ioctl   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• How is gpio_keys.ko supposed to work?   Sven Geggus
• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Dhananjay Maske
• relationship between cpu_affinity and Packet RX Processing   Paulo Petruzalek
• extended asm and register clobbers   ishare
• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Dhananjay Maske
• Signal handlers   Rahul Gandhi
• Signal handlers   Yousef Alhashemi

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