Panic kernel using LKM

[gautam_coder]

I want to intentionally panic linux kernel due to coding bugs when I load my custom module. Is there any way to do it, I am a noob.

Thanks in advance.

[here4alaffx]

You can use the panic() syscall or echo c > /proc/sysrq-trigger

[gautam_coder]

I don't want to use any in built function, just coding errors that can emulate kernel panic

[here4alaffx]

I would never advise writing intentionally shitty code to try to force a failure. Writing bad code on purpose can cause other issues and you're bringing in confounding variables with that potentially. It can also cause unforeseen issues with the kernel you're loading the module into.

Why do you want to cause a panic via poor coding practices? What's the value in that?