Keyloggers (no replies)
Hey guys, I'm looking to purchase a decent hardware keyloggers in usb keylogger form but I've found so many and I'm not sure which one I should get without paying out the ass. Does anyone have any...
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which debugging softward I can use (no replies)
I find a board SBC6845 based on AT91SAM9G45 processor from Embest. 1. It is all industry designed. Working temperature is -40-70 Celsius, not 0-70 Celsius. 2.Have 16 GPIOs, 5 USARTs, RS485, CAN, 2...
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View ArticleLinux Driver Identifier retrieval (no replies)
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View ArticleWhere to get hardware specs? (no replies)
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View ArticleNetwork Receive Method (no replies)
Hello guys, While am writing Network Driver , in my receive interrupt am using a loop for catching all the data . But if am pinging from another computer the system will crash. How to Solve this........
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I am working on a new open source operating system for games and I would like to be able to use the Linux kernel so that I am not re-inventing the wheel. What are the stipulations for using the Linux...
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How to learn Linux on Devkit8500D Evaluation Kit? (no replies)
How to learn Linux on Devkit8500D Evaluation Kit? What function can I use to learn? Does there have some websites for me to learn from basic information about Linux? Help me!(:D
View ArticleGive Userspace the ability to Call a Kernel Space function (no replies)
Hi guys I wrote a Kernelmodul wich includes a function wich I want to make calable from Userspache with best wishes Aloras
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View ArticleTunning The Real Time Task Schedular (no replies)
hi, i m currently doing a project in tunning the task schedular. i build an module with some changes in the features for handling real time process. Now i want to test that modified module. i request...
View ArticleOops while checking USB mount point (no replies)
I'll appreciate any tips on this crash. I'm using kernel 2.6.14.2 and this issue may have been solved in later patches but I've to use this version and apply a fix if possible. As below, crash is due...
View ArticleBottom-half for drivers in Kernel 3.1/3.2 (no replies)
Hi guys, I've been studying Kernel drivers to start to understand Linux more, the documentation I can find on the internet tells me that in 2.6 a debate was ongoing regards dropping tasklets in favour...
View Articletsi148 + vme user space access driver (no replies)
Hello, I have an x86 (Core2Duo) VME board that has TSI148 bridge. In the Kernel configuration: CONFIG_VME_USER=y, CONFIG_VME_TSI148=y The kernel version is: 2.6.36.4 The file utilities is busybox...
View ArticleJiffies .. what is the maximum value it can store ? How is the rollover...
Hi all , Just a quick question on Jiffies , I just started reading about the linux kernel internals , and see that jiffies (which hold the time since boot-up of the machine) is a 32 bit variable ....
View ArticleCan bash shell environment variables and their personal variables log in and...
Hello. Can bash shell environment variables and their personal variables log in and set of file? Like Open Linux, and Red Linux?
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