On 28May2007 02:09, abhishek misra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| any idea on fillowing.
| 1.    how can i look for all functions that can ve used inside linux kernel 
eg printk

Run nm on the kernel binary maybe? Possible before it gets turns into
vmlinuz. So you will need to fetch a kernel source:
  http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/
and compile it, maybe.

| 2.    what is ment by 'kernel sysmbols'

The symbol table is a list of all locations in a binary (or object file, like
a library shared object, etc) with names. So the "kernel symbols" are the
same thing that you're after in (1).

Or you could look at the /boot/System.map file, often provided on a
linux system.
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