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Subject: tcp_hashinfo exported or not?
From: Shaya Potter <spotter@cs.columbia.edu>
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I'm having some slight issues with using tcp_hashinfo in 2.4.19.  It
appears to be exported (net/netsyms.c), appears in the System.map
generated, but when I try to load a module that makes use of it, insmod
claims it isn't there (and isn't listed in /proc/ksyms either,
explaining why insmod complains).

Is there any voodoo that I have to do to make use of this symbol in a
module?

thanks,

shaya



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