one small problem with modules

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It was insmodding properly till sometime ago when funnily it started
giving a "bad_user_access_length" on insmod.

I am using the memcpy_tofs and memcpy_fromfs functions.
The manual says that if teh pointed to data type is not OK this error is
generated. I have cross checked but I cannot find anything of this sort.

What beats me is , how come all of a sudden this problem happend with
insmod when all the time it was working fine ?

Kernel 2.0.32

Any help will be appreciated.

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Suman



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