Hi,
> obviously this is a newbie question, but I couldn't find any
> documentation on how to do it.. I tried several ways but couldnt do
> it.
> I designed a system call, so a user will call it, and a new file will
> be created ('/tmp/filexx'). After that, I have another system call,
> that will
Thanks Joe for the answer! I will find another work around for my problem, then!
greetings, Rafael Sisto.
On Jan 21, 2008 5:21 AM, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Rafael.
>
> Probably you haven't got any answers yet because you should NEVER EVER
> (i repeat: NEVER EVER, not even in college pr
Hi Rafael.
Probably you haven't got any answers yet because you should NEVER EVER
(i repeat: NEVER EVER, not even in college projects) go for file I/O in
the kernel. You might want to think the whole thing over one or two
times, i think.
If it comes to you that it is absolutely necessary (i
Hi there,
obviously this is a newbie question, but I couldn't find any
documentation on how to do it.. I tried several ways but couldnt do
it.
I designed a system call, so a user will call it, and a new file will
be created ('/tmp/filexx'). After that, I have another system call,
that will map the
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