Re: tracing at filesystem level

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devzero@xxxxxx writes:

> i`d like to be able to trace filesystem access at early boot time,
> i.e to see what files being opened/closed on early boot (and later
> on).
>
> one possible way to do it is using nfs-root, so we can trace it at
> the network or server level - but how can this be done without using
> network filesystem ?
>
> i came across tracefs
> (http://www.filesystems.org/docs/tracefs-fast04/tracefs.pdf) which
> looks very promising, but it seems it`s not actively maintained.
>
> isn`t there a standard way to do that with recent kernels ?  i
> searched for a while but didn`t find something appropriate....

Wouldn't inotify be appropriate for this ?

Francis

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