I have problem using skb_queue_len in a net device driver.

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I am having a problem using skb_queue_len in a net device driver module I am
programming.
The target system is  Linux 2.2.19

I need to know how many packet are queued for this device.

here is the (broken) code I am using. the kernel will panic with this code
when a packet is sent to the driver.
-------------
*/ being called from dev_queue_xmit() */
static int tunnel_xmit(struct sk_buff *skb, struct device *dev)
{

/* <snip> *'/

    printk("TUNNEL xmit qlen=%d\n",
              skb_queue_len(skb->list));

/* <snip> */
return 0;
}

Where am I going wrong? what is a correct/good/best method for determining
the queue length for a device given
skb or dev ?

Your help is appreciated. Please CC:






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