> Unfortunately, I receive no output from /proc/kallsyms
> It says  like this

try

  more /proc/kallsyms

Stuff you see in ls are files, or act like files whether they are or not.=20
When you start a command with a file name it is assumed that file is
executable, which kallsyms is not.  Listing out (with cat, more, less or
whatever) lots of the fines in /proc are pretty instructive.  Things like
meminfo, cpuinfo, partitions can be pretty interesting.

BUT* - this thread begs the question - ultimately what are you trying to
accomplish?  The direction this thread is going leads me to suspect that
you asked the wrong question.

BTW - I find

   df -h

more useful for seeing the block devices than fdisk, which is kind of
scary. But in a very limited system df might not be there.


--McD


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