Re: lesson 2 of kernel programming course now up

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Really thanks for your explanation!

I enjory this group very much~.~

On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Robert P. J. Day <rpjday@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sun, 13 Jun 2010, Shaz wrote:

> The kernel build process takes care of this. The compilation is done
> for the files and modules affected. I am a bit out of touch to say
> more because the linking process and the symbols might require the
> last stage of building to be redone completely.

 to add to my earlier answer, the easiest solution is to just rebuild
the entire kernel.  but if you're working with a loadable module, you
can always just add module parameters, and change the behaviour by
unloading the module, and reloading it with a new parameter value.

 there are a number of ways to do what you're asking and (i'm not
trying to tease) they will be covered during the course. :-)

rday

p.s.  i will be out for most of the day so i won't be around to answer
questions.  but head over to the course:
and play.  there are two more free lessons, at which point you *will*
have to subscribe to continue.

and, yes, i will be posting a relatively detailed syllabus of the rest
of the course before asking anyone to subscribe.

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