linux-kernel - Access Network Device Driver from the Kernel

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Message-ID: <CAHyZ6WrWZvae_y-v8j0wGV2Prin6FTL6xtLHTjWn3D=NtDU1yQ@mail.gmail.com>
Date:	Thu, 7 Feb 2013 17:19:26 +0330
From:	MohammadReza Jamali <mrezajamali@...il.com>
To:	netdev@...r.kernel.org
Cc:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Access Network Device Driver from the Kernel

Dear all
I want to implement Openss7 over Sangoma A104 card. Openss7 is a
Stream (includes some modules in the kernel)and I want to communicate
with the card driver (Wanpipe) from this Stream (from the lowest
module). Does anybody have a general idea for this? I have worked on
this for more than one month and I have reached to this approach:
At one hand I should build a Stream (kernel modules) based on Openss7
and at the other hand I should read and write Wanpipe from the lowest
kernel module of the Stream. As far as I know Wanpipe is a network
device driver (Correct me if I am wrong!) and I should read this
device with socket programming from the user space but how from the
kernel space? If I am completely wrong: I would be very thankful if
somebody suggests another approach.
thanks in advance
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