Re: Problem with kernel_thread function

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On Tue, 2006-04-11 at 12:17 -0700, Irimia Bogdan wrote:
>      Hello, 
> 
>      I'm having a little problem with some kernel
> threads in Linux 2.6. When I'm running my module which
> makes some threads with kernel_thread function and
> runs a very simple function I'm getting a message like
> "Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual
> addres d081f120". This message I'm receiving only when

this is because somewhere in your code it references a invalid pointer
before u initialize any value to that pointer.

compile u kernel with frame pointer and rerun the code. then check in
which function it oops. then check that piece of code. post here and
maybe someone can help you.



> I'm creating the threads.
>      Does someone know why I'm getting this
> message(anyone who encountered this problem) and could
> someone give me some info's about kernel_threads,
> besides what is in "Linux Kernel Development" book.
>      Thanks.
> 
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