switching to interrupt contex when no interrupts

arun4linux (arun4linux@indiatimes.com)
Sat, 23 Nov 2002 07:37:33 +0530

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Hello,

I'd like to force my kernel module to run at interrupt context at some specific points/time and then come back from interrrupt contex after executing that particular portion of code..

Is it possible?
If so, how to achieve this.

Have a nice time
Warm Regards
Arun

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