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From: sankarshana rao <san_wipro@yahoo.com>
Subject: Inode question
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Hi,
I want to call namei() function in order to derive an
inode from a path name. Can I do this inside a kernel
module???
If yes, what object file should I link to in order to
get namei() definition??

pls advice...

Thx in advance
Sankarshana M

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