kernel_thread clarification.

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Hello,

      Can anybody please explain me how will i access
user buffer from a kernel thread created from
kernel_thread call, cos when we call kernel_thread to
create a new thread it calls daemonize() and
internally this function calls exit_mm(). the result
is like all the mapping done is shed. and it ensures
the thread works in only kernel space.and im not able
to acess the user buffer from this thread.

thanks in advance for any inputs.
cheers :-)
srbunnan


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