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From: "Matthew M. DeLoera" <codebear@earthlink.net>
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Hey folks,

I'm under a bit of pressure to solve some clone() related problems in
some driver code, and I was wondering if any of you out there might
have, or could point me to, some examples of clone() usage in a driver.

Is that the only way to implement threads in a Linux driver?

Thanks!
- Matthew DeLoera


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