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Can I pass an integer to `access_ok()` as it's second argument?

score 1080 · Answer 1 · 2024-09-18 06:39:03

Can I pass an integer to `access_ok()` as it's second argument?

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msghdr behavior using Netlink to communicate between kernel space and user space

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Linux kernel syscall return not given pointer

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How to interrupt userspace application in Linux

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Non-root access to a wifi adapter via ioctl in Linux app - how to grant?

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Compile kernel and userspace with two different toolchains in buildroot

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Calling default signal handler directly from new one

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