My question is pretty much the same as - How to create a virtual file? except I want to do it in Linux instead. I imagine what I need to do is create a virtual device and point the application logging
What would be the best existing Linux device driver to use for a generic device that requires 2-way communication (custom protocol)? Preferably bulk transfer, as fairly large blocks will need to be tr
I\'m writing a devi开发者_Go百科ce driver for Xilinx Virtex-6 X8 PCI Express Gen 2 Evaluation/Development Kit SX315T FPGA. My OS is openSUSE 11.3 64 bit.
I hav written a kernel program for memory read/write operation. #include<linux/kernel.h> #include<linux/module.h>
I\'m attempting to get feedback from some hardware that is used over USBTMC and SCPI. I can read and write to the device using /dev/usbtmc0 in a C++ [io]fstream, alternating by reading and writing to
i\'m trying to understand how linux device/driver model works and to do this i\'ve written a little module. This module is simple, retrieves a pointer to a struct net_device (let\'s call it netdev) by
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Is there any method to debug Linux kerne开发者_如何学Gol module? I am looking for a GUI based facility like the ones used for user processes?If you can run your kernel in a virtual machine, VMware Wor
While writing an X video driver, I was recently looking at xf86str.h, a standard Xorg header file, for the PROBE_ types, and noticed there was a third I had never heard of, namely PROBE_TRYHARD. Under
On Linux (Android), how to skip loading drivers at startup? I want to load them at a later time. Is there a blanket command to skip loading the drivers? Is there another one to start loading all of th
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