RE: How to post a message to a kernel thread

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Hello,
Can you point out any example where waitqueues are used in linux kernel and
are used to post messages from a different thread ?


Thanks
Vanitha

-----Original Message-----
From:	Daniele Bellucci [SMTP:bellucda@tiscali.it]
Sent:	Monday, December 15, 2003 10:11 PM
To:	vanithar@techemail.com
Cc:	kernelnewbies@nl.linux.org
Subject:	Re: How to post a message to a kernel thread


>In that case even if i create a new kernel thread and share the linked 
list between ppp module and kernel thread and if i use the spin_lock to 
protect my list. It again will fail inside the sock_sendmsg 
function(because of the sock_alloc_skb function) if i try to use the same 
buffer received by ppp module.
>
sock_sendmsg should be called by your kernel_thread (you can't call from
interrupt context). If you want to avoid double/triple-buffering from
your module ...
i have no suggestions since i'm not experienced with the ppp core.



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