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Packages for the Linux perf profiler #600
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This package contains the `perf` Linux profiler, which interfaces with the kernel perf events subsystem and tracing features. See <https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/> for details. Using `perf` requires a kernel with `CONFIG_PERF_EVENTS` enabled, not enabled on the default reMarkable kernel. Use the `linux-mainline` package, for example.
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Tested on my rM1 with the Stracciatella kernel and it works
@matteodelabre did you test on a rM2 with linux-mainline? If so, this can probably be merged. |
Since this package is built from @alistair23’s sources, I think it makes more sense to move this as a split package inside the existing |
Tested on rM2 (2.15.1.1189) with linux-mainline (6.0.0) and linux-stracciatella (5.4.70). |
@matteodelabre I don't think this was waiting on anything further, right? Was this fully tested? I'm good to merge it if it's good to go. |
Oh, looks like the build is broken when fetching sources. |
* Add package for wireguard-tools * Pull in provides from #600 * Add provides to wireguard packages * add conflicts --------- Co-authored-by: Nathaniel van Diepen <[email protected]>
* Add package for wireguard-tools * Pull in provides from #600 * Add provides to wireguard packages * add conflicts --------- Co-authored-by: Nathaniel van Diepen <[email protected]>
This package provides the
perf
Linux profiler, which interfaces with the kernel perf events subsystem and tracing features. See https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/ for details.Using
perf
requires a kernel withCONFIG_PERF_EVENTS
enabled, not enabled on the default reMarkable kernel. Use thelinux-mainline
package, for example.