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From: Renaud Molla Wanadoo <renaud.molla@wanadoo.fr>
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Hi everybody.

I'm trying to use the kthread library under 5.2-RELEASE but can't
compile my program
(which actually only tries to create a thread).

I've read that there is now KSE to create kernel threads, but i am
wondering if
it could be used within the kernel code.

Regards.