> If you are accessing /proc/spoon with user program
> thats executed as root then theres no problem to write
> /proc entries. I already did that and able to write to
> /proc entry.
>
> > If no one can write to /proc how is it used for
> > communication between
> > kernel mode and user mode?
>
>
Hello shrinand,
--- Shrinand Javadekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > Are you sure if anything can be written to /Proc?
> if yes, I thiink
> > only root is able to write,.
> >
>
If you are accessing /proc/spoon with user program
thats executed as root then theres no problem to write
/
> Are you sure if anything can be written to /Proc? if yes, I thiink
> only root is able to write,.
>
If no one can write to /proc how is it used for communication between
kernel mode and user mode?
And all the code that I am trying out is being executed as root. Yet
it does not work.
In fact I
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 23:03:05 +0530, Shrinand Javadekar
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using the regular 'open' and 'write' system calls
> in the user mode process to open /proc/spoon and write into it.
Are you sure if anything can be written to /Proc? if yes, I thiink
only root is able to writ
