should do next?
(get complete source code of 2.6.31.19 from kernel.org? But I cannot
see this version there.
Could I use git to get this specific version?)
thanks your help in advance,
vichy
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0x08048000 0x08048000 0x004fc 0x004fc R E 0x1000
Did I missing anything?
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sharing ^^
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smart way to let the application know when driver finishes its job?
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device node with major as 180 when I plug my usb-flash into my
ubuntu.
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Hi:
Usually we use request_irq to register our irq handler, but where is the
entry point about kernel that receives HW's truly interrupt?
Yours,
vichy
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Dear all:
Right now the kernel and Xorg is maintained by git rather than SVN or CVS.
Would someone tell me the reason why the kernel repository uses git?
Thanks a lot,
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Hi:
I check the google page of kernelnewbies, but it seems a lot of archives
named as kernelnewbies.
Are they all mirrors?
If they are all mirrors, which one is the original one that I should start
from?
Appreciate your help,
vichy
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I will check it with spec and kernel source.
Appreciate your help,
vichy
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Hi
Yours,
vichy
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Hi, I'm a green hand, too, and where did you get the information below,
from the command:
man SCSI-command
?
if it did
Dear all:
I found there is number at the end of SCSI commands like below:
Command document
WRITE(6) SBC
WRITE(10)SBC
WRITE(12)SBC
Could someone tell me what the number, (6), (10) and (12) mean?
Appreciate your help,
vichy
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the present OS
by Fedora8-install-DVD.iso
Thanks for your help,
vichy
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or not.
Or someone can tell me where can I get the latest clf to update my
sourceinsight?
Appreciate your help,
vichy
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Dear all:
I want to read pcmcia information about net card from my notebook, just like
the content of pci configurations.
But I don't know whether there exist instructions like lspci to read the
content.
Appreciate your help,
vichy
be 0xF5A1A0ACBc , from 0xn[end] ~ n[0], just like
little-endian order, or 0x00AA36AB..F5, just like big-endian order.
Or this value will be different under different machine even it is a c
source code.
Appreciate your help,
vichy
?
Should I write a program to implement this? Since the memory is
located at kernel.
If the answer is the second one, could some tell me where can I find
some sample code to modify or give me the basic system call functions
I need to know.
appreciate your help,
vichy
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the gcc official document but it seems doesn't mention
where to set or get the standard include path.
Would someone please tell me where can I find the document which will
clarify my concern?
Sincerely Yours,
vichy
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to see any message before
asking this question. After all, I am writing a module
vichy
2007/11/16, Pavan Kandepet [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You can also try looking at /var/log/messages while inserting the
module to see any
messages.
-Pavan
On Nov 15, 2007 9:56 AM, Luís Henriques [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
is allocated and initialized the bus and
device_driver by usb_alloc_dev located at core/usb.c.
Then it call device_add (udev-dev) at usb_new_device located at core/hub.c)
Could someone tell me where it goes wrong?
appreciate your help,
vichy
lddbus.c
Description: Binary data
?
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vichy
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by man.
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