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LKM
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LKMLiver-Kidney Microsomal (antibody)
LKMLoadable Kernel Module
LKMLinux Kernel Module
LKMLeague of Kansas Municipalities
LKMLembaga Keuangan Mikro (Indonesian: Microfinance Institutions)
LKMLocal Key Manager


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MULTI is especially helpful to Linux kernel developers, enabling them to debug full source code, Interrupt Service Routines, loadable kernel modules, non-ISR kernel code (including kernel threads), and complex device driver code that runs in the Linux kernel.
Kernel Debugging Support (KGDB): KGDB is a critical feature requirement for developers of new device drivers and loadable kernel modules.
Alternatively, for applications where transparent access to DAFS is more appropriate, a Loadable Kernel Module delivers all the data management and ease of use advantages of file mode access, with similar or better performance than local access to Fibre Channel connected (direct attached) block storage arrays.
 
 
 
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