I noted when ktracing Wine that it called lots of "unimplemented" SYSV
IPC syscalls.  I was very surprised, becaus I knew I had compiled them
in.  So I checked around, and found that it was indeed linked in.  So
I checked kdump, and found out that it includes sys/kern/syscalls.c
without any option defines defined.  So of course it says
"unimplemented", when in fact, they are.  I could leave it at this as
I now know the reason, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

I really hate to see such static behaviour, the old maxpartitions
problem springs to mind.  Perhaps it would be possible to have a
sysctl (or maybe there already is) to report what syscalls,
emulations, filesystems, cdevs, bdevs, etc are enabled in a given
kernel.  Anybody wanting me to look into it?

Niklas

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