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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 21- Building a linux kernel module

  • Post author:FastBitLab
  • Post published:February 8, 2022

  Building a linux kernel module     In this article, let's learn how to build a kernel module. Kernel modules can be built in two ways: statically linked against…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 20- Writing Hello World LKM

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  • Post published:February 7, 2022

  Writing Hello World LKM     In this article, let's implement the Hello World kernel module and test it, then will explore how to build it.   Setting Up…

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Linux Device Driver programming Lecture 19- LKM entry point registration and other macros

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  • Post published:February 4, 2022

  LKM entry point registration and other macros     In this article, let's explore about the module entry points registration. Module Entry Point Registration: In kernel programming, you need…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 18: __init and __exit macros

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  • Post published:February 3, 2022

  __init and __exit macros     In this article, let's explore init and exit macros. These are called as function or variables section attributes(shown in Figure 1).   __init…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 17- LKM writing syntax

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  • Post published:February 2, 2022

  LKM writing syntax     In this article, let's write our very first kernel module, as shown in Figure 1. Here is an example of a  hello world kernel…

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Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 16- User space Vs kernel space

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  • Post published:February 2, 2022

  User space Vs kernel space     In this article, we will delve into the concepts of user space and kernel space in the context of operating systems, particularly…

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