Call of tty->driver.write provides segmentation fault

[Laurent Hugé]

Hi,

I'm currently contriving a network driver using the serial port.
I've created my own line discipline (and tests prove it reads well), but I
can't write to the port : I tried to use tty->driver.write(tty, 0, msg,
strlen(msg)) (the same way that in printk.c, i.e. after testing that
tty->driver.write exists) but it crashs into a segmentation fault.
Since the driver implementation is not mine (I'm just using the serial
module), I can't check the function's address, but I believe the tty is ok (it 
is the same I use for the line discipline).

Does anyone know in which way I can search a solution ?
Thanks,
-- 
Laurent Hugé.

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