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Re: Project.

Check out linux.org and look at documentation - They should be in
/usr/src/docs or somewhere similar on your system anyway I would have
thought.
The kernel module programmers guide is a bit old now - deals with 2.2
kernels - things haven't moved on a great deal with 2.4 unless you are
really hacking into the low level of the kernel.

Ian Chilton wrote:

> Hello,
>
> > Get the kernel hacker guide, the kernel module hackers guide
>
> Where are these?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Ian

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