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From: Rub?n Gallardo Fructuoso <ruben@trymedia.com>
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	Hi everybody!

	I'm developing a module of file system filter and I have a question about
it. Does anybody know a function or method in order to translate an user
space pointer into a valid pointer in kernel mode?

	I'd like to avoid copying data (such as the 'copy_to_user' and
'copy_from_user' functions do) because it slows down my system.

	Thanks in advance,
	Rub?n.



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