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IshmaelMD 08-21-2013 07:29 PM  /proc output max length Is there
a maximum size limit to the number of bytes I can print through
a file in /proc directory ?  I created an entry under /proc. I
am trying to display some driver data there but there are quite
a few data to display. The display gets cut at ~80% so I was
wondering if there is an upper limit on number of bytes that can
be displayed in /proc that anyone knows of and if there is a way
around it.   sundialsvcs 08-22-2013 11:48 AM  I would suggest
that you ought to further refine your /proc interface, so that
the requesting programs can be more specific as to what they are
asking for, or can ask for a subset of it (in the flavor of
MySQL's LIMIT verb). Don't give the requesting program
indigestion ... and don't consume an unnecessary amount of
kernel memory preparing the response to any given request.  For
example, if I want to "find out about all the processes in the
system," one request gives me a