x = kernel_thread(&func, &arg, flags);
might do what you want.
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> From: Heusden, Folkert van [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> what would be the way of starting a sub-process in a module
> which then would
> run in the background? I guess plain fork() won't work?
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