I am currently working on a ATM driver for a 2.4 linux kernel (2.4.0-test9). I allocate a socket buffer within my receive interrupt routine and fill the buffer with my received data. Upon finishing of the necessary processing I do a vcc->push(vcc,skb) to pass the skb to the protocol. I have a userland routine that is writing to the driver but not reading from it (my device is looped back). When I go to remove the module I get a segmentation fault. Is this due to the socket buffer never being read and my module being removed? If I never allocate the skb (i.e. essentially stub out my rx irq routine), I can unload the module with no problems.... Is there something that I need to do to fix this upon removing my module? Any insights would be greatly appreciated... Thanks, Jeff Harrell -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jeff Harrell Work: (801) 619-6104 Broadband Access group/TI jharrell@ti.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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