How to replace a kernel built-in function
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- Subject: How to replace a kernel built-in function
- From: Xiangfei Jia <xjianz@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 11:30:15 +1200
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- Reply-to: Xiangfei Jia <xjianz@xxxxxxxxx>
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I want to replace a kernel built-in function, so the function can
perform some special tasks when the kernel calls the function. I want
to know how to write a module to over-write the built-in kernel
functions. For example, I wan to replace the swapping funtion
"rw_swap_page()". How can I do this? (I know how to replace a default
system call, but not this built-in function.)
Thanks!
Fei
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