figuring out which ioctl's a system needs?

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I'm trying to figure out what is the subset of ioctl's a system needs to
run. I figure the best way is sticking a printk in sys_ioctl, and
having it printk the number, so that syslog can pick it up, and then go
through the list. This way I can use the system normally for a week to
collect the information I need.

Is there an easier way, or is there a way that I can make my life easier
(i.e. going from printk'd number to header file include).

thanks,

shaya potter

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