be warned, a lot of technical source code related discussion is at hand. they're bareley readable to newbie kernel hackers because they're written by kernel hackers too. and we all know how hackers hate writing documentation outside of the source code... ;)
HTH.
happy hacking! :)
Miguel A Paraz wrote:
I have exactly the same device this guy described here:
http://www.spinics.net/lists/kernel/msg171835.html
How do you go about writing a driver? Any starting points?
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