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I'm dumb, I guess.  I can't figure out what's needed for dtrace to
work.

I've got the various modules compiled, and the libraries and utilities,
and "dtrace -l" shows lots of trace points, but if I try to actually
trace anything, it sadly hangs the pi.

Suggestions?