hello talib..
> if (signal_pending)
> {
> return -EINTER
> }
I think this is the problem. You return -EINTR no matter what signal is
currently pending. try to study next_signal() in kernel/signal.c, I
think by using this function, you can get the signal number of the
pending signal(s), thus you can act accordingly.
Since I am not sure if this function is exported, maybe you can use
dequeue_signal() instead (also defined in kernel/signal.c).
Good luck...
regards,
Mulyadi
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