sleeping_in_kernel_space

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hi,
i dont know wheather i'm asking any meaningful querry,
one thing we can sleep by means of kernel thread,which
executes in kernel space and still can be put to
sleep,who will wake up this kernel thread
scheduler?is scheduler involved in this,
and is there any other way for waiting in kernel
space,i think its not.
its simple if i put my module into blocking call it
will hang my system!
prasanna



	
		
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