Unfortunately, I receive no output from /proc/kallsyms
It says  like this
root@me:~# /proc/kallsyms|more
/proc/kallsyms: line 1: 80001400: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 2: 80001400: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 3: 80001400: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 4: 80001430: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 5: 80001840: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 6: 80001a44: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 7: 80001dc0: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 8: 80001fa0: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 9: 80001fa8: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 10: 80001fb4: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 11: 80002024: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 12: 80002098: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 13: 80002130: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 14: 80002194: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 15: 800021a0: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 16: 800021bc: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 17: 800021e0: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 18: 80002274: not found
/proc/kallsyms: line 19: 8000233c: not found
...
...
...
Where can be a problem?
Thanks


> > Is there any way how to find out which memory range is assigned
> > to BIOS and which addresses are assigned to flash and which SDRAM?
>=20
> I believe /proc/kallsyms contains the information you want.  Good luck
> fishing it out of there, tho.
>=20
> As a demand-paged virtual memory operating system, Linux has little
> interest in physical addresses, so there isn't a lot of point to having
> neat applications that depict physical memory.  There are quite a few
> different BIOS chunks as well as multiple BOIS-es in a modern machine, so
> it will likely take some time to sort what you want out of the list.
>=20
> /proc is a treasure trove of useful information, although there are almos=
t
> always prettier ways of looking at it than cat. Unfortunately, the only
> thing I could find that wades through kallsyms is an application to
> extract the symbols into something you can link against.
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