Hi all !
I have a problem understanding what rtl_printf is actualy doing
I call rtl_printf at init_module and at cleanup , wich works fine
but if I cal it within a thread then the last strings droped to
rtl_printf are buffered somwhere , and if I do
my terminal console
|
root@Mesencephalon: # insmod mymod.o |
| initializing
| beep
| beep
| beep
root@Mesencephalon: # rmmod mymod | cleanup
root@Mesencephalon: # insmod mymod.o |
| beep <------where are they from
| beep <------????????
| initializing
| beep
| beep
| beep
I could not find any way to "flush" the rtl_printf buffer ,
is there something like that ? so that I could discard all
pending rtl_printf strings at module cleanup ?
thx
nmg
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