Well, you could define module parameters as follows:
MODULE_PARAM(int_param, "i")
then passing value into module as
insmod module int_param=x
Cheers,
-Haijin
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On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, Josh Berry wrote:
> I am playing around with writing basic Loadable Modules and am trying to
> figure out how to write the module to accept parameters at load time.
> Like insmode <module_name> <parameters>.
>
> A Simple Example:
>
> Load the module and pass it the parameter of 100 and 10, the module
> divides 100 by ten, and then inputs the value to a syslog facility
> (printk(KERN_ALERT "%d", value);
>
> This is probably an incredibly simple exercise, but I am very new to
> playing with kernel development.
>
> Thanks
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