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Is there a possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Linux kernel 2.6+?

What are some links to articles or how-tos? I need a method without the necessity to modify the kernel source code. I know it was easy on the Linux 2.4 Kernelkernel, and you could use the external symbol. However, however this ability was removed from kernel 2.6.

Is there a possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Linux kernel 2.6+?

What are some links to articles or how-tos? I need a method without the necessity to modify kernel source code. I know it was easy on Linux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from kernel 2.6.

Is there a possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Linux kernel 2.6+?

What are some links to articles or how-tos? I need a method without the necessity to modify the kernel source code. I know it was easy on the Linux 2.4 kernel, and you could use the external symbol. However, this ability was removed from kernel 2.6.

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access Access to the sys_call_table in kernel 2.6+

Is there anya possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Kernel 2.6+Linux kernel 2.6+? I will appreciate if someone can give

What are some links to articles or how-tos.? I need a method without the necessity to modify Kernelkernel source code. I know it was easy on Linux 2.4 KernelLinux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from Kernel 2.6kernel 2.6.

access to the sys_call_table in kernel 2.6+

Is there any possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Kernel 2.6+? I will appreciate if someone can give links to articles or how-tos. I need a method without the necessity to modify Kernel source code. I know it was easy on Linux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from Kernel 2.6.

Access to the sys_call_table in kernel 2.6+

Is there a possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Linux kernel 2.6+?

What are some links to articles or how-tos? I need a method without the necessity to modify kernel source code. I know it was easy on Linux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from kernel 2.6.

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Is there any possibility to access the sys_call_tablesys_call_table from my own module for kernel 2.6+Kernel 2.6+? I will appreciate if someone can give links to articles or how-tos. I need a method without the necessity to modify kernelKernel source code. I know it was easy on linux 2.4 kernelLinux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from kernel 2.6Kernel 2.6.

Is there any possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for kernel 2.6+? I will appreciate if someone can give links to articles or how-tos. I need a method without the necessity to modify kernel source code. I know it was easy on linux 2.4 kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from kernel 2.6.

Is there any possibility to access the sys_call_table from my own module for Kernel 2.6+? I will appreciate if someone can give links to articles or how-tos. I need a method without the necessity to modify Kernel source code. I know it was easy on Linux 2.4 Kernel, you could use the external symbol, however this ability was removed from Kernel 2.6.