Re: IPC V within a kernel module

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On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 02:58:01PM -0500, Israel Fernandez Cabrera wrote:
> Hi, I'm new in the kernel programming word, so I'm having a lot of 
> difficults, the first one is this:
> I need to use IPC V messages in a kernel module to communicate this one with 
> a daemon, but I'm almost sure that my module is not sending the messages ok, 
> because when I use a 'ipcs -q' command I don't see any message waiting.

Communication with a userland daemon is much easier by using a normal
device node. Just download "linux device drivers, 2nd edition" for
examples.


Erik

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