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From: abhijit vaidya <sherlockabhi@yahoo.com>
Subject: how to get struct proc *p in kernel
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hi all,
          I am developing an application on 4.3
Freebsd. I want to access NDINIT prior to namei to get
struct nameidata *ndp. But NDINIT requires an argument
called struct proc *p which is the context of the
process. Is there exists a function that i will be
able to access from kernel and that will return to me
struct proc *p???? or is there any solution to get
that?

Thanking all in anticipation,

Yours Sincerely,
Abhijit Vaidya.

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