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Re: Kernel Panic Cluedo


  • Subject: Re: Kernel Panic Cluedo
  • From: Michael Smith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 09:04:44 -0800

Stephane wrote:
When you do some bad things in your Kernel Extension (such as writing where you should not, reading a bit too far in buffers, etc...), should a Kernel Panic occur in your Kernel Extension or can it occur later?

It depends on what you damage. If you read/write completely out of bounds, your code will fail. But if you destroy a pointer belonging to someone else, there is no way for the hardware/kernel to know a) that that's what you're doing, or b) to blame you when some other code attempts to use it.


= Mike

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