Re: Help on getting exported kernel symbols

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correct me if iam wrong i think using the command  

$nm  xyz_module.o 

generates all the symbols in the module.


vamsi 


On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, rajeev naidu wrote:

> hi All,
> 
> Can anyboyd pleae suggest me to how retreive the all kernel symbols as cat 
> /proc/ksyms do. Somebody suggested to how to retreive the symbols that all 
> local to my module.
> 
> I tried like this
> // For to retreive the exported symbols from my module.
> struct module *my_module = THIS_MODULE
> 
> Then i used "my_module->sys" to access the symbols.
> 
> Is there any way to access the "ksys" name and address of all exported 
> module symbols.Somebody suggested me to EXPORT_SYMBOL(module_list) in 
> /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/i386_ksysm.c. Then rebuild the kernel to access 
> that sysmbol which will having address of Kernel_module. There is no other 
> process avail to access the kernel sysmbols from my module as i did it for 
> my module.Appreciate any help.TIA
> 
> Regards,
> Rajeev
> 
> 
> 
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