Silly printk problem

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Hi,
I have written a module with a printk message inside
init_module. Somehow printk is not working. My guess
is that it works, but displays the message on some tty
other than the current one. I am currently writing
messages directly to current->tty instead of using
printk. Thats works fine, but is a big pain. I have
included linux/kernel.h which has the prototype for
printk. Any suggestions to get over this problem ?

Thanks,
SP

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