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Re: Kernel module to dump Used heap/stack of a user process | |
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Dear All,I am a kernelnewby and used to write a same kernel module.and hope to help you.
I am writing a kernel module which will accept user process id (PID) as input and dump all the address space of that user process,like stack,heap segment.
I took mm->start_brk as start of heap ,mm->brk as end of heap,then i am seeing, even though user process is not using 33 pages heap size shows as 33 pages
(mm->brk -mm->start_brk) . (This i verified using /proc/pid/maps) .Stack also behaves in similar way,
So is there any way i can find out the really used heap staring from mm->start_brk,So that i can dump only the used heap
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Thanks
Dhyan
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