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syscall of the day: unimplemen(...) 04/29/26(Wed)08:27:13 No.108715477

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syscall of the day: unimplemented Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)08:27:13 No.108715477 Archived

previous: >>108708357
#define __NR_getpmsg                181
#define __NR_putpmsg                182
#define __NR_afs_syscall            183
#define __NR_tuxcall                184
#define __NR_security                185
#define __NR_vserver                236
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/unimplemented.2.html

ah, well.... this is awkward. not really sure how to handle this thread, lol. can you really discuss syscalls that aren't implemented? i guess maybe... and some of them are implemented as library calls instead..... i'm really not sure why these are taking up syscall slots if they're not actually in use, though ?_?
very strange
hopefully i got them all and didn't miss any......

relevant resources:
man man
man syscalls
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/
https://linux.die.net/man/
https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/
https://elixir.bootlin.com/musl/
https://elixir.bootlin.com/glibc/

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)08:44:08 No.108715543

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)08:44:08 No.108715543

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>>108715477
>posts about useless syscalls
It's always you, isn't it, you retarded OP
>"Or maybe your brain has a screw missing
No you

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)08:55:59 No.108715595

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)08:55:59 No.108715595

>>108715477
I came across a syscall that changed its name today.

turns out on armeabi, SYS_clock_gettime is now SYS_clock_gettime32
and SYS_clock_gettime is a new one that is y2038 safe.
and I thought syscalls are stable bro

thanks for subscribing to my blog.

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:11:16 No.108715664

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:11:16 No.108715664

>>108715595
autist

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:14:20 No.108715673

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:14:20 No.108715673

>>108715664
maybe I am, but I was actually writing nolibc code earlier for arm.

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:16:48 No.108715686

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:16:48 No.108715686

>>108715673
autists deserve a slow death.

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:27:52 No.108715742

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:27:52 No.108715742

i love autists

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:37:20 No.108715796

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:37:20 No.108715796

>>108715742
i'm autists

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)09:44:55 No.108715844

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)09:44:55 No.108715844

>>108715796
i love you

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)10:36:53 No.108716134

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)10:36:53 No.108716134

>>108715796
love you

Anonymous
04/29/26(Wed)11:13:46 No.108716348

Anonymous 04/29/26(Wed)11:13:46 No.108716348

>>108715477
>call them unimplemented
>fair amount actually are implemented just not 100% of the time
what did they mean by this

i enjoy these threads