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Re: About reading a text-file from kernel

To: Pravin <shindepravin@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: About reading a text-file from kernel
From: "Ratnadeep Joshi" <ratn.josh@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 14:03:22 +0530
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I have one doubt that, I am not writing my classifier as kernel module,
I am directly modifying existing code for this.
Can I still make use of 'ioctl' calls ?

Oh, if you are modifying the kernel itself, then you can implement 'system calls' instead of ioctls for the purpose.

Regards,
- Ratnadeep

References:
- About reading a text-file from kernel
  - From: Pravin
- Re: About reading a text-file from kernel
  - From: Ratnadeep Joshi
- Re: About reading a text-file from kernel
  - From: Pravin

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