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Hi All,
I was reading linux device drivers and developed a memory driver. I allocate memory with help of Kmalloc and write something to it and free it. But when ...
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- 03-19-2012 #1Just Joined!
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Memory driver for linux kernel
Hi All,
I was reading linux device drivers and developed a memory driver. I allocate memory with help of Kmalloc and write something to it and free it. But when I switch off the power the driver gets vanished. whatever I wrote goes off.
I want to know the methods/routines so that when i do write it gets stored in the disk and I can retrive it even if system restarts after power off.
Thanks
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- 03-21-2012 #2Just Joined!
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hi , i think you have written driver dynamically , if you would hav written it as statically it should retrive when system gets restart.....


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