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Get all ioctl code and which module they map
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By doc. , ioctl signature is int ioctl(int fd, int request, ...) . request is the code of ioctl.
Is there any way to know what are all the possible ioctl request code that available in my linux? And maybe to know for each code , to which kernel module is mapped?
linux kernel-modules ioctl
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By doc. , ioctl signature is int ioctl(int fd, int request, ...) . request is the code of ioctl.
Is there any way to know what are all the possible ioctl request code that available in my linux? And maybe to know for each code , to which kernel module is mapped?
linux kernel-modules ioctl
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
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By doc. , ioctl signature is int ioctl(int fd, int request, ...) . request is the code of ioctl.
Is there any way to know what are all the possible ioctl request code that available in my linux? And maybe to know for each code , to which kernel module is mapped?
linux kernel-modules ioctl
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
312
By doc. , ioctl signature is int ioctl(int fd, int request, ...) . request is the code of ioctl.
Is there any way to know what are all the possible ioctl request code that available in my linux? And maybe to know for each code , to which kernel module is mapped?
linux kernel-modules ioctl
linux kernel-modules ioctl
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
312
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
312
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
edited 4 hours ago
Gilles
553k13211311638
553k13211311638
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
312
asked 5 hours ago
KeystoneKeystone
312
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