Creating and sending a packet from a kernel module

[Joshua Stewart]

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I'd like to create and send a brand new TCP SYN packet from a module.=20
Does anybody have an example of how to do this.

I've tried doing alloc_skb, filling in all the information I could
imagine needing in skb->data, but what is the minimal amount of stuff
needed by the other parts of the skb to get this packet moving?

Is there an easy way to create and own a TCP socket from a module that I
could send and receive on?

Thanks,
	Josh

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