Linux Device Driver Development: Everything you need to start with device driver development for Linux kernel and embedded Linux, 2nd Edition
by John Madieu
This second edition is your go-to resource for Linux device driver development. It covers all the essentials to begin creating drivers for the Linux kernel and embedded systems, providing practical guidance for developers new to the field. Build a strong foundation in kernel programming and tackle real-world challenges effectively.
About This Book
This second edition book provides a complete introduction to developing device drivers for the Linux kernel and embedded Linux environments. It equips readers with the foundational knowledge required to start building drivers from scratch.
Designed for developers entering the field, the content focuses on practical steps and core concepts essential for Linux device driver creation. It addresses the unique challenges of kernel-level programming and embedded applications.
Whether you're working on standard Linux systems or resource-constrained embedded devices, this guide offers the tools and insights to develop effective drivers. It emphasizes hands-on learning to build confidence in driver development.
Ideal for programmers seeking to expand their skills in operating system internals, the book serves as a starting point for more advanced topics in Linux kernel development.
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