>I think it is insmod which,rightly, complains that it can't
>find the variable which is not being exported.
When I wanted to use the function that was not exported by the kernel,
I resolved the address by hand. The only requirement was that the
address of the variable/function must have been defined in the
System.map. Some sort of:
--- cut ---
struct module* (*find_module)() = (void *) 0x00115c28;
int init_module(void)
{
struct module *mod;
mod = find_module("foo");
[...]
--- cut ---
If I remebmer correctly DosEMU folks written the insmod that was
doing the same thing (ie. resolving the offending addresses from
System.map. HTH.
Kris
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