hi all
i want to know whether there exist any utility in hardhat-linux which
can tell me the status of all processes running on my embedded system
actually i am facing a strange problem of losing my task the kernel
starts its threads but does not show the execution of task
any other idea?
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Bharat Bhushan
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i want to know whether there exist any utility in hardhat-linux which
can tell me the status of all processes running on my embedded system
actually i am facing a strange problem of losing my task the kernel
starts its threads but does not show the execution of task any other
idea?
try to use punctuation it is much easier to read text for the people
receiving the e-mail capitals when you start a new sentence are in
general a good idea too :)
Is this what you are looking for (This is the description of a debian
pacakage)?
Package: ltt
Priority: optional
Section: devel
Installed-Size: 32
Maintainer: Yann Dirson [off-list ref]
Architecture: all
Version: 0.9.5+really0.9.6pre3-5
Depends: ltt-tracer, ltt-visualizer
Recommends: kernel-patch-ltt
Suggests: ltt-dev
Filename: pool/main/l/ltt/ltt_0.9.5+really0.9.6pre3-5_all.deb
Size: 4734
MD5sum: d44058b682df9e06dde5a6b784cd97ee
Description: Linux Trace Toolkit - complete toolkit
LTT is a kernel event tracer with low overhead.
.
LTT provides its user with all the information required to
reconstruct a system's behavior during a certain period of time.
One can know exactly the dynamics of a system. Why do certain
synchronization problems occur? What exactly happens to an
application when a packet is received for it? Overall, where do all
the applications that I use pass their time? Where are the I/O
latencies in a given application? etc.
.
This package depends on tracing and visualizing tools.
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