Re: User context/Kernel context interaction

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On Mon, Jun 13, 2005 at 09:10:58PM +0300, MHD.Tayseer Alqouatli wrote:
> Since any user level code can't be called from kernel level code i need 
> to provide a way to let my fs LKM asks my user level FS engine for 
> underlying fs services and the FS engine responde to the LKM that 
> respondes in it's turn to the client
> after some googling i found that such a solution is done by CODA fs by 
> means of a dummy character device .. what are the things should i know 
> (besides the VFS) to implement such a dummy character device any 
> pointers will be helpful
> second .. is there any other way rather than the mentioned above solves 
> the user level/kernel level interaction problem ? (i just need a memory 
> space and synchronisaion object that both can be used by the user and 
> the kernel code)

You're a bit vague, but I think you want a userspace filesystem driver.
Have a look at FUSE: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/ .


Erik

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Erik Mouw
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