Nawn Given writes:
> I recently read some post-commentary on very old Linux mailing list
> messages (announcement to 0.96.)
>
> I'm interested in how someone writes a driver for their hardware. What
> is the process (or if it's become harder to explain since the early
> 90s, what was the process
I recently read some post-commentary on very old Linux mailing list
messages (announcement to 0.96.)
I'm interested in how someone writes a driver for their hardware. What
is the process (or if it's become harder to explain since the early
90s, what was the process back then) for Linux?
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I recently read some post-commentary on very old Linux mailing list
messages (announcement to 0.96.)
I'm interested in how someone writes a driver for their hardware. What
is the process (or if it's become harder to explain since the early
90s, what was the process back then) for Linux?
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Nawn Given wood.quin...@gmail.com writes:
I recently read some post-commentary on very old Linux mailing list
messages (announcement to 0.96.)
I'm interested in how someone writes a driver for their hardware. What
is the process (or if it's become harder to explain since the early
90s, what
> The Rubini book is being updated for 2.2 and 2.4, but I dunno when it
> will go to press.
We're working on it - honest!
The book will go out for technical review before too long; I believe the
current target date to have it on the shelves is April. We'd hoped for
sooner, but, given how 2.4
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My device driver reference "Linux Device Drivers" (Rubini, published by O'Reilly
> on Feb. '98) is getting pretty long in the tooth. The book's primary focus is
> on Linux v2.0.x, with some v2.2.x material tacked on to the end.
>
> What reference(s) are recommended
Hello.
My device driver reference "Linux Device Drivers" (Rubini, published by O'Reilly
on Feb. '98) is getting pretty long in the tooth. The book's primary focus is
on Linux v2.0.x, with some v2.2.x material tacked on to the end.
What reference(s) are recommended for current (v2.2/v2.4)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My device driver reference "Linux Device Drivers" (Rubini, published by O'Reilly
on Feb. '98) is getting pretty long in the tooth. The book's primary focus is
on Linux v2.0.x, with some v2.2.x material tacked on to the end.
What reference(s) are recommended for
The Rubini book is being updated for 2.2 and 2.4, but I dunno when it
will go to press.
We're working on it - honest!
The book will go out for technical review before too long; I believe the
current target date to have it on the shelves is April. We'd hoped for
sooner, but, given how 2.4
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