Execute a program in kernel space in Linux -


If I want to execute a user program (not kernel module) in the Linux kernel space, then what options do I have ?

I have looked at KML (kernel mode Linux), but it is specific to the IA-32 architecture. I want a solution that is a cross platform and can work on embedded Linux systems.

Do not execute the user program in kernel space - that user creates the program is.

If you want to execute the code in the kernel space, you have two options: make it in the kernel, or load it with a kernel module.


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