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Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2001 12:10:15 -0800 (PST)
From: Harry Yeung <rockone_sf@yahoo.com>
Subject: soconnect crash
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I have a question about using soconnect in kernel
thread context.  I tried to use unix domain ipc to
communite with user space program.  After
kthread_start, I created the socket, and then call
soconnect.  However, kernel crashes in namei, and the
trace shows that cur_proc->p_fd.fd_cdir == 0, and
cu_proc->p_fd.fd_rdir == 0.  Does anyone know how to
fix this problem?

Thanks.

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