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Question Can I get a list of files Opened by KERNEL ?
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Can i get a list of file being opend by the OS (UNIX) both user or kernel ? What actually i have to do? whether i have to write a c code to get a list from the file table ( POSSIBLE ?? ) ? or is there any direct command to access the list of files ??

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lsof and fuser are tools that show open files. Depending on what Unix you have, both are usually present.

(I'm not sure I understood your question, though, because the kernel actually does the opening of files, but the user process keeps a list of file descriptors. The kernel functions only when in the context of a process....it can't just go off and run on it's own with no process ???).
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