ability to use linux perf
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Hi 👋 Have you tried updating You could also try |
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Using the default codespace setup (has Ubunut focal) and
but the later has no version for that kernel:
Is this expected? I guess there is a source repository missing in the default configuration that has the necessary kernel version... |
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i have macos locally and i want to do some
perf
analysis. i was able to install linux-tools-generic and useperf
but I get the following:if i run it with
sudo
i get:which isn't very helpful, since what I actually plan to analyze is instruction count.
i tried editing
/proc/sys/kernel/perf_event_paranoid
and/etc/sysctl.conf
but it seems like i'm not allowed to edit these.does anyone know how I could use codespaces to benchmark and record perf data?
thanks!
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