> > return pthread_create (&thread, 0, 0, 0);
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Why create a thread with no code to execute? :-)
That's a typo. I actually do a return 0
> Is it possible that this call fails, resulting in the module automatically
> being removed directly after insertion...?
The module gets inserted properly. I check the status code and doing a dmesg
also shows that the interrupt handler gets invoked once.
Amit
> (AFAIK, Linux would still call the cleanup function, which would cleanly
> uninstall your handler, provided you implemented it correctly.)
>
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