Re: error no inside a module

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Hi,
>what is exactly what you wanna do ? do you wanna know the returned value by a system call that a certain process or user does by means of an LKM ? i.e do you wanna make an LKM that hooks the return values of a syscalls ?
 
I have a LKM which overrides a syscall, now I want to get the error no returned by the orginal syscall.
(For example: In AIX seterror() and geterror() kernel fuctions set the error no in the error no table and reads the table
for the appropriate error returned by the call) I want a similar mechanism in linux.
 
Hope things are clear to you now.
 
Thanks,
Saumendra
 

 
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