>> We don't seem to have anything that absolutely relies on procfs or
>> kernfs.

Hmmm, I'd hate to become dependant on procfs. Solaris' ps uses /proc, and
it'll hapily tell you there are no processes if you unmount /proc. Yikes.
And there's of course the kernel dump issue.

I think a ps which would use /proc if available, and fall back to nlist
otherwise would be very nice, but I don't volunteer to maintain it... "Bug
kern/32767: ps on i386 shows bogus info in WCHAN field without /proc
mounted"

                                        -- Bert Driehuis

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Bert Driehuis                 God, grant me the serenity to accept the things
driehuis@playbeing.org        I can't change, courage to change the things I
                              can, and the wisdom to know the difference.