Hi,
This is the place where modprobe comes into play .If you have dependent
module the on your module then it is recommended to use modprobe .
After compiling your module run :
1. depmod -a
2. modprobe mod1
3. modprobe mod2
And as far as i know CONFIG_MODVERSION is basically for the module
What is quirks in HID and why they are used there. I tried it but
didn't get a clear image of it and it's usage implementation.
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I think it is a part of eudyptula challenge and if it is so, just make sure
that is it asking for probing or just for dynamic loading.
On 30 May 2015 at 13:09, Greg KH g...@kroah.com wrote:
On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 01:43:20AM -0400, Armin Moradi wrote:
I'm writing a kernel module, but
[ Semaphores are a bit like spinlocks, except the holder of a semaphore is a
process, not a CPU. ]
This is a very first line that is bein written on the description of semaphore
on kernel newbies.So what are the different parameter
that could justify this statement or the way it could be
Hi,
I am looking for a best tutorials or links to learn and exploit the features
of a perf tool.
I already googled it and try to use it at minimal level.But looking for a link
so that i could use it as a benchmark for some testing
on kernel level espicially on process management section.
On Thu, 23 Apr 2015 09:52:56 +0800, 慕冬亮 said :
I'm looking for that whether the object allocated by malloc is the
multiple of certain bytes!
Or how does the malloc allocate dynamic memory ??
I does an experiment in my computer!
#includestdio.h
#includestdlib.h
#define NUM 33
Hi,
I am just running my module which is accessed by a simple application and
has nothing to deal with RT process so why this message
is popped up onto my dmesg buffer.
Or why scheduler is not able to differentiate between a normal process and a RT
process.
