Re: system call for init_module

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El Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 09:04:01AM +0800, wctan@netwxs.com.my dijo:
> Dear all,
> 
> Can anyone tell me how should I use the system call init_module
> in an application?  What I wanted to do is to load a module in
> my C application without calling system ( "insmod something.o"
> );
> I read the man page but still don't really understand.
> Thanks.


If you want to use a device file, you should to configure at the
/etc/modules.conf this device file and the module that control it, so
when you open the device (at your C program) the module will be loaded

For example, I have a ts3121 module, and some files with the major 61
to control it so in my /etc/modules.conf i have the following lines

alias char-major-61 ts3121
options ts3121 io=0x200 base=0xd0000 irq=5 debug=1


So when i open the device file (with major 61) the module ts3121 is
loaded in the kernel if it isn`t loaded yet

I hope this help

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