I am a newbie to embedded linux and am keen on learning to write device drivers. I have got a FriendlyARM Mini2440 board with me.
I am trying to开发者_运维百科 create a low level format utility for Linux. Is there any C/C++ library that can be used toaccess disk drives and write in the specific position?
Is there a reason that opening a device file (rather than a regular file) using numpy\'s memmap shouldn\'t work?
I am trying to write a basic driver to control a device that only interacts with hyperterminal. All the inputs expect HT formated data and all of the returns include copious equal signs, newlines, and
I am looking at ways of interfacing to specific hardware I/O addresses from various Windows versions from 32-bit XP up 64-bit Win7 and beyond. There seem to be various solutions published with varying
Lately I\'m using imdisk http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/#ImDisk I am making a 1 GB ramdisk with this command: imdisk.exe -a -t vm -m V: -s 1024M -p \"/fs:NTFS /q /y /v:Name /c\"
I am trying to determine what /dev/input/eventX device is the touchScreen.I am currently looking at the return of EVIOCGNAME to get device name.Looking at the return values of theEVIOCGBIT ioctl I don
Can some one please point to any API or links where i can detect a USB device and other interfaces tot开发者_如何转开发ransfer data into it.I am trying to do this on linuxTake a look at libusb - it\'s
If someone wants to write a java application that interacts with a physical device, specifically a reader (e.g. as when you go in a hotel, gym, bank etc and you pass the card through a reader and the
I have a GPS device and its driver for Windows XP. I have Windows 7 on my laptop. I have no plans for any dual boot Windows XP and Windows 7.
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