> But they are doing lookup of name from dentry. I *think* that you can
> *not* get name from inode - inode may have 0, 1, 2, 3, ... names!
> (Think of deleted files - 0 names. Think of hardlinks - many names).
The generic pointer of a proc inode is a pointer to a proc_dir_entry. Is
this what youi're after?
Oh, here's something you can do to a 2.1.72 kernel, that's fairly nasty:
(as root):
rm -f /proc/net/arp
I'm currently messing with the /proc code, so might sort it out.
Chris