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    root> Ahah!  I just put that in the headers that define the functions??

I'm not enough of a gcc expert to know for sure, but I think you need
it in both the functions and the actual source.  You can grep the
kernel source for "asmlinkage" to find dozens of examples of its use.

 - Roland
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