Re: How to send UDP packet from kernel?

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On Thu, Dec 11, 2003 at 03:10:26PM -0500, bijoyjth wrote:
|Hello Daniele ... really kool of u to offer the course of ur module .. cud u 
|sent it to me? 

i can post to kernelnewbies ML ... and i can ask to add the source
code to the kernelnewbies website 

it could be interesting since the following are shown:
- how to create a kernel_thread
- how to issue sys_call from kernel space (even if it's a better idea)
- last but not least: how to send UDP packets from kernel space.


|... I have a doubt ... wat is this set_fs and get_fs ... wat do 
|they do ??? wat i understood is this .. to access userspace data ... we have 
|to chande the ds register to the processes ds ... and when coming back to our 
|module we need to set the ds to KERNEL_DS bczo our module runs in kernel space 
|... am i rit??

Yes you're absolutly right, since when you call sock_sendmsg
a "copy from user space" operation happens.




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