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Hi,

I want to dump a packet in a file from the kernel
itself. Now, I think this will not work, as kernel is
not a process and every file is related to file
descriptor. Therefore, I am thinking of using printk. 

The thing is I want to increase the debug level of
printk ( to 8), so that my daemon will write the
buffer in my specified temp file.

Thanx
Piyush


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