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FSM Lecture 59: Exercise-007 Clock Alarm demo

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  • Post published:March 5, 2022

  Exercise-007 Clock Alarm demo     In this article, let me give you a demo of the 007ClockAlarm exercise. When you see the Clock Alarm demo, you will understand…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 45- lseek method implementation

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  • Post published:March 4, 2022

  lseek method implementation     In this article, let's implement the lseek method. In the lseek method, as we explored in the previous article, you should take a decision…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 44- lseek method

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  • Post published:March 4, 2022

  lseek method     In this article, let's understand how to implement the drivers lseek method as shown in the figure 1. For the lseek, the VFS gives you…

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FSM Lecture 58: Exercise-007 Clock Alarm Introduction

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  • Post published:March 4, 2022

  Exercise-007 Clock Alarm Introduction     In this article, let's do one more exercise. The exercise number is 007, and the exercise name is ClockAlarm. In this exercise, we…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 43- Write method implementation

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  • Post published:March 3, 2022

  Write method implementation     In this article, let's implement the write method. I will use the same lines of code from the read method. Copy all codes from…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 42- Understanding write method

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  • Post published:March 3, 2022

  Understanding write method     In the previous article, you successfully implemented the read method. Now, let's discuss the write method.   What is write? Write means, copy data…

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