[email protected] wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to allocate more than 128 kbytes in a kernel lkm module?
When I allocate more than 128 kbytes with the kmalloc call, kmalloc returns NULL.
No. Use vmalloc(). Keep in mind that kernel memory is a limited
resource, so don't use more memory that you really have to.
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Brian Gerst
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