Why the Linux kernel threads do not have an address space. For any task to execute, it should have a memory region right? Where do the text and data 开发者_JS百科of kernel threads go?Kernel threads do
How can the LSM be used to automatically invoke custom written kernel modules? Specifically I would like for my module to be called every time a new process is instantiated s开发者_如何学Pythono that
I\'m writing my first Linux kernel module, which actually is a RAM disk driver plus some additional features. When I tried to insmod the module, "Segmentation fault" happened.
Before copy on write (COW), when it says that the parent and child process share the same address space, it means that they share the same code segment, data segment, heap and stack right?
ssize_t probchar_write(struct file *filp, const char __user *data, size_t s, loff_t *off) { printk(KERN_DEBUG \"Data> |%s|\\n\", data); // only for debug
Where can i find some information on process management in the linux 2.6 kernel. Because android uses this and i would like to find out how memory is managed, processes are scheduled and used, etc...
How convert char[] to int in linux kernel with validation 开发者_如何学Cthat the text entered is actually an int?
I am reading Operating System Concepts (Silberschatz,Galvin,Gagne), 6th edition, chapter 20. I understand that Linux kernel code is non preemptible (before 2.6 version). But it can be interrupted by h
I\'m trying to debug kernel module. I suspect to have there some memory leaks. To check it I have prepared build with enabled Memory leak debugging for kernel and modules. And I got some warning from
Prior to the Linux 2.6 kernel, struct task_struct was present at the end of the kernel stack of each process. There was no thread_info struct concept. But开发者_高级运维 in Linux 2.6 kernel, instead o
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