Linux Kernel and Device Driver Programming

  • 2h 41m
  • Mohan Lal Jangir
  • Laxmi Publications
  • 2014

This book is written for students or professionals who quickly want to learn Linux Kernel programming and device driver development. Each chapter in this book is associated with code samples and code commentary so that the readers may quickly understand.

The readers are expected to have C programming experience and minimum know how of Linux. Every chapter in this book has been written from basic so that readers have no difficulty in understanding them.

In this Book

  • Beginning Kernel Programming
  • Application and Kernel Space Communication
  • Linux Kernel Debugging
  • Delayed Execution
  • Kernel—Locking and Synchronization
  • Linux Networking Subsystem
  • Developing UART (Serial Port) Device Driver
  • Developing USB Mass Storage Block Device Driver
  • PCI Based Network Device Driver
  • Memory Allocation and Miscellaneous Topics

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