Device driver development. [part 2] In the previous part of this article, we showed how we could add files and directories to the /proc filesystem. This time, I'll show how to change things so that we can write things into kernel space via the proc filesystem, and then read them back. /* * /proc file driver. */ #define TEST_VERSION "1.0" #include #include #include #include #include static int pr..
Device driver development. [part 1] By Dave Jones (dave@ext2.net) This is the first part in a series of articles. At the end of the series, we will have discussed the development of a complete device driver usable as an insertable kernel module, or as a monolithic driver. The first article will discuss how to export information to/from kernel space using the /proc filesystem. Files. The simplest..
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