A kernel module is a run-time loadable object file that is loaded into operating system kernel to add functionality to a running kernel.
I am writing a kernel module, and I want to be able to print something on the console output when …
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c linux module linux-kernel kernel-moduleI recently ran a the scripts/checkpatch.pl script within the linux source tree and got this Warning: WARNING: Prefer …
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c linux kernel-module netfilterSo I'm working my way through kernel driver programming, and currently I'm trying to build a simple data transfer between …
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