Re: latest Linux code (include/net/), Modules help !!

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On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Pavan Kumar Achanta wrote:

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>    But I observed that the changes in tcp hashing mechanism that
>   came by 4 years ago are still not seen in the source code
> provided by SUSE-Linux 2.4.x  The 'structures sock, tcp_opt and
> tcp_tw_bucket' still dont have the sklist_next and sklist_prev
> pointers in them. These are crucial for my work.

I am working in 2.4.17 and have no sklist_next nor sklist_prev whatsoever.
Perhaps you've mistyped it?

>   Even the code at lxr.linux.no is not up to date.. can someone
> tell me a reliable source for kernel 2.4.10 code?

I am sorry to tell you that...but this is a dumb question! Have you tried
kernel.org? Have you tried to type just this one very word into google:
kernel ?

>  2.)  I dont know much about kernel modules but is there a way
> we can send parameters froms a user program such as a simple
> client so that the module will do the rest.

I don't do modules, but it seems to me that ioctl is one of the choices,
no?

-marek

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