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Old 01-20-2005, 02:00 AM   #1
cranium2004
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objdump usage


Hello all,
By using objdump on vmlinux file of kernel i can easily get dump of instructions to know how C functions executed in assembly language form. But now i want same on kernel module that i loaded. How to use objdump on that kernel module loaded? I am getting the scanning addresses from /proc/ksyms file. But on which kernel module file should i use objdump?
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