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From: Prasad Kamath <prasadk@cisco.com>
Subject: Question on writing a socket program in kernel
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Hi all,
          I am trying to develop a communication system which will run as a 
kernel module.  I would like to have all the functionalities of the socket 
in the kernel level.  I would like to have asynchronous socket.  How do I 
go about it?

regards
Prasad Kamath

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