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Re: Can a driver create a VMA?

Ed L Cashin wrote:

If you haven't already been looking at the mprotect code, you should
consider checking it out.  It will show you how to create, split, and
merge VMAs.  Depending on what you're doing, you may also be able to
simply mprotect a region in order to create a VMA.

Well, the problem is that none of these useful functions are exported, so I can't call them.

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