Re: Problem w/driver writing to User Space

Didn't this come up before? I thought Dan or someone answered this very
question.

You do the ioremap in kernel space, so the resultant address can't be used
as an address to put_user. Just treat it as a pointer directly:

*(UINT32 *)(plxPtr+ PCI9054_EEPROM_CTRL_STAT) |= (1<<16); // turn on
*(UINT32 *)(plxPtr+ PCI9054_EEPROM_CTRL_STAT) &= ~(1<<16); //turn off

If it ever worked I would think it is just a fluke, maybe you're forcing
the user space to appear like the kernel space.

-Dave

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