Hi
I am new to kernel programming. I have
just written a module consisting of init and
cleanup
functions. I call init function of the module in
kernel initialization function. So when system
comes up, it shows that it entered module init
function(printk in "init" print some string), but
when I do lsmod it is not there in list of
modules. But if I do insmod module, the module is
listed in lsmod output. So is it that calling init
module and insmod are not equivalent?
Thank You
Raghava.
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