Hello,

I am developing a miscelaneous driver for Linu Kernel 4.9.80.
I want my driver to write some information in a file inside its sysfs directory (i.e. /sys/module/mydriversFolder/SomeFileWithInformaiton).

When I load my driver, if I go to the sys/modules/ directory, I can see there is already a directory for my driver which contains some folders and files (i.e. coresize, holders, initsize, initstate, etc.).

How can I get the kobject of this directory (the one that correspond to my drivers, inside /sys/module), so I can put a reference of it in another kboject's "parent" element?
I am trying to create a directory inside /sys/module/MyDriversFolder/.

Is this the correct approach?
Is there another -more correct/proper- way of doing this?

Thanks in advance!

I think this might herlp: https://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/linux/lk/lk-13.html

Hello AwesomeMachine.
Thanks for the link. That did help, altough it does not seem to match 100% to the kernel version I am working with (for instance, in the kernel version I am working with there is any kobject_register() method), but it was a good lecture to understand in a better way where to look at.
The proper way to do it is by means of an object of type "struct kset" (which holds a kobject member).

Thanks again.