Hi
I am a newbie to the kernel level coding and i was reading some books to understand the kernel level coding.
I saw that in order to get the kernel level symbol table, we use the "ksyms" command. However, I find that the ksyms is not present on my linux machine. I am running fedora core 6 - 2.6.20-1.2962.fc6 on my laptop using the VMWare workstation.
Could someone kindly tell me how to get the ksyms on my machine.
Thanks
Gautam
I am a newbie to the kernel level coding and i was reading some books to understand the kernel level coding.
I saw that in order to get the kernel level symbol table, we use the "ksyms" command. However, I find that the ksyms is not present on my linux machine. I am running fedora core 6 - 2.6.20-1.2962.fc6 on my laptop using the VMWare workstation.
Could someone kindly tell me how to get the ksyms on my machine.
Thanks
Gautam
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