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Hi All,
I am using one kernel thread in my module( it is LKM).
I have added some function pointers in kernel code those function pointers give control to our ...
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Help me about kernel thread
Hi All,
I am using one kernel thread in my module( it is LKM).
I have added some function pointers in kernel code those function pointers give control to our module whenever module inserted into kernel.
How can i protect code of our module thread code while running an application on machine
I have used lock_kernel() and spin_locks() but those doesn't work for me.
Could you please help me on this, thanks in advance..
Thnaks
--Venkatesh
- 04-16-2009 #2Linux Guru
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This is a complex subject and you are not providing NEARLY enough information to help you, which is probably the reason you have had no replies in 2 weeks. What does your module do, and what issues do you have with it interacting with applications?
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