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From: Brian Mitchell <brian@firehouse.net>
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Subject: sysctl within lkm?
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Is it possible to create sysctl nodes/entries/etc in a LKM driver? The
macros do not seem to work, is it doable at all? It's probably not a good
idea anyways (since when you unload it, the memory the sysctl references
would be invalid) but still...