Seres Lucian wrote:
>
> In my RTL v2.2.a I can't send parameters to a module.
> I tried
> insmod my_module my_symbol=my_value,
> where my_module is my module,
> my_symbol is a parameter defined in my_module like
> static int my_symbol=0
> and my_value is an integer number like 4 or 5 or
> else. But seems that he doesn't like it because he sais that my_symbol is
> an invalid parameter.
> Is there something else i can do for it, or I can only communicate with
> rt-threads by fifos?
>
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Hi Seres,
You need the following in your module:
static int my_symbol = 0;
MODULE_PARM(my_symbol, "i");
Now you should be able to set the value of my_symbol when the module is
inserted into the kernel, ie:
insmod my_module.o my_symbol=my_value
Best regards,
Steve
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