Re: User-supplied stacks

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but, what are the advantages of using such a technique and what is the
problem with copy_from_user? may be there could be other ways to slove
them.
I was hoping to provide a bigger stack for specific operations done on behalf of an application (through a system call). It is part of a research on sinking user-level code into the kernel. There is no problem with copy_from_user when used normally. We are not using it normally, though ;-)

Elad

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