how to find out addresses of module, is objdump proper option?

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03-22-2006, 12:38 AM	#1
topworld LQ Newbie Registered: Feb 2006 Posts: 21 Rep:	how to find out addresses of module, is objdump proper option? Hi all Which kind of address does objdump give , when it is applied to .ko file? 1. it is the address from where module-code starts executing, after its loaded . OR 2. Just logical address, If answer is 2, then ,is there any way to find out the addresses of module, when it is loaded? Answer will be more than welcome.. Thank you.

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