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Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide
Ori Pomerantz
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Copyright © 1999 Ori Pomerantz
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- Contents
- Introduction
- Hello, world
- Character Device Files
- The /proc File System
- Using /proc For Input
- Talking to Device Files (writes and IOCTLs)
- Startup Parameters
- System Calls
- Blocking Processes
- Replacing printk's
- Scheduling Tasks
- Interrupt Handlers
- Symmetrical Multi-Processing
- Common Pitfalls
- Changes between 2.0 and 2.2
- Where From Here?
- Goods and Services
- Showing Your Appreciation
- The GNU General Public License
- Index
- About this document ...
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