On Wed, 13 Dec 2006, john bougs wrote:
your problems is a C syntax problem
when you use the comma it takes "<1>" as the format
string and the "[helloinit1]\n" as an argument.
In C when you have two string constants together it
concatenates them ie printk("<1>" "[helloinit1]\n");
becomes printk("<1>[helloinit1]\n");
In other words, the lines that look like
printk(KERN_ALERT, "[helloinit1]\n");
should be
printk(KERN_ALERT "[helloinit1]\n");
i.e. without the comma. That is the reason for the wrong output. Might
look odd at first glance but as several has pointed out this is how
concatenation of string constants work in C.
/Ricard
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