Re: [MiNT] Was: /proc, will be: /sys

[Michael Schwingen <rincewind@discworld.dascon.de>]

On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 12:59:26AM -0800, josephus wrote:
>   HPUX does not.   10.20  <10.30> 11.00 .    I worked on the systems
>   building the compilers for the HP V-Class computers using Convex
>   technology; these being Convex compilers.   PS has various switches
>   on HP.  I remember thinking it was weird, being posix.  But I did
>   not look at the man or the spec.  But "ps -ef" was the common way
>   we used it.  I was NOT root.  It would show me different views

And you are sure that the 's' bit was not set on the executable?

I know two kinds of ps: the ones that read /dev/kmem (like SunOS4), which
require to be either sgid kmem or suid root, and those that use /proc or
other system calls.

cu
Michael
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