On Wed, 26 Sep 2018 16:52:03 +0100, John Whitmore said:
> This might all be a mute point as I seem to remember someone saying
> that memory allocation never fails in Linux and this can only happen
> if the first two allocations work and the third fails.
If memory allocation never fails, it would
I've been going through the rtl8192u driver in drivers/staging trying
to get a better understanding of the code. It's possibly not the
text book network driver but it seemed as good a place to start as
any.
So I'm looking at the allocation function in ieee80211_module.c:
struct net_device
