FS#326 — glibc reads /proc/meminfo and that can effect simulation
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| 2.0beta5 | |
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The 20.parser benchmark tends to fail because glibc reads /proc/meminfo to determine how much memory is available in the system. qsort() uses that information to choose an algorithm to use thus depending on the host system, the guest can make a different choice. Ultimately, we need to provide a fake /proc/meminfo on open() syscalls that either has some generic info or better yet has the correct information for the simulated system.
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