to be honest, while i think the lkm thing is a wonderful idea, it's
really annoying me, personally.  this lkm in particular:

LKM 'nosys': kernel version mismatch - LKM 106290000, kernel 106320000

does *NOTHING*.  it installs a syscall that ignores all its arguments,
does nothing else, and then returns.  all so that i have one.  it,
therefore, *CANNOT* fail to match any api in the kernel, because it
doesn't use any.

this one, on the other hand:

LKM 'eb164_frobnitz': kernel version mismatch - LKM 106290000, kernel 106320000

installs a syscall that calls printf() and then calls
eb164_intr_enable().  now, granted, it could fall behind the api, but
i can't imagine either of them changing, and i imagine that if they
did, the link prior to loading would fail...

is there any easy way of disabling it?  or making an lkm that will
load more "easily"?

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