1. TCP connections in Solaris 2.5 drivers
I am trying to develop a Solaris 2.5 driver using TCP connections from inside a kernel
driver (not from user processes) to remote processes. There are some kernel routines
declared in /usr/include/sys/t_kuser.h, such as t_kopen(), t_kbind(), t_kconnect().
These routines should be the kernel equivalent of t_open(), t_bind(), t_connect()
routines at user level. However, these routines are encapsulated in a driver
(/kernel/misc/tlimod), so only t_kopen() and t_kclose() are accessible.
So the questions are:
1. What is this /kernel/misc/tlimod driver for ?? How to use it ??
2. Is there a way to use these unaccessible t_kxxx() routines ?
3. Is there another way to setup TCP connections from inside the kernel ? (SunOS had
kernel routines such as socreate, sosend, etc. which no longer exist in Solaris 2.5).
Thanks for help,
guy
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