Linux Device Driver school training courses in Denver, CO (public, in-house or online)

Device Driver Development in Embedded Linux is a complex topic requiring expertise in a number of functional areas. In this hands on workshop, attendees gain the skills necessary to develop embedded Linux device drivers.
Modules
Building and Running Modules
Setting Up Your Test System
The Hello World Module
Kernel Modules Versus Applications
Compiling and Loading
The Kernel Symbol Table
Preliminaries
Initialization and Shutdown
Module Parameters
Doing ...

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This course covers the design and implementation of device drivers for the Linux operating system. Interfaces to the Linux kernel for writing a device driver, and debugging techniques are presented. Students will work on projects to write a device drivers.

Fundamentally, a device driver implements the interface between a piece of peripheral hardware and the application. In a traditional unprotected, “flat�memory model system, a driver may be little more than a set of functions conforming to a well-defined API and statically linked into an executable image.

But in the context of a protected mode operating system such as Linux, device drivers take on added significance owing to the distinction between User space and Kernel space. This 3-day...

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