1. Fundamentals of Kernel Development for BSP Engineers Hello everyone, I am Sha Shixiong. We plan to start a series of topics called <span>Fundamentals of Kernel Development for BSP Engineers</span>. I have been engaged in BSP development for many years, with extensive experience in chip validation and BringUp. Initially, I planned to update content related … Read more
(Add Linux enthusiasts to your favorites to enhance your Linux skills) Source: Open Source China www.oschina.net/news/116890/linux-kernel-maintainers-are-hard-to-find Recently, a discussion between Linus Torvalds and VMware’s Chief Open Source Officer Dirk Hohndel about the future of Linux kernel maintenance has attracted attention in the tech community. Linus believes that after the current generation of Linux kernel maintainers … Read more
“Building an Embedded Linux Environment on Raspberry Pi 4B: A Complete Guide from Scratch” Introduction The Raspberry Pi 4B, as a widely popular embedded development platform, is an ideal choice for embedded Linux development due to its powerful performance and rich peripheral interfaces. This article is aimed at embedded development engineers and provides a detailed … Read more
Author: Jeremy AndrewsTranslator: Tu LingEditor: Cai FangfangLinux was born in 1991, and it has been 30 years since then. Although it started as a personal project of Linus, rather than a grand dream to develop a new operating system, Linux is now ubiquitous. Thirty years ago, when Linus Torvalds first released the Linux kernel, he … Read more
1. Overview of System Calls A system call is a set of interfaces provided by the operating system kernel to user-space programs, allowing user programs to request services from the kernel. It is a controlled communication mechanism between user space and kernel space. Why Do We Need System Calls? Permission Isolation: User programs run in … Read more
(Click the public account above to follow quickly) Source: Solidot www.solidot.org/story?sid=54012 If you have good articles to submit, please click → here for details At the Linux Plumbers Conference, Google’s kernel developers Greg Kroah-Hartman and Nick Desaulniers presented the progress of building the kernel with Clang. Desaulniers stated that today’s Android user space is built … Read more
Mastering Linux Device Driver Development, published by People’s Posts and Telecommunications Press, English original title: Essential Linux Device Drivers. Author: Sreekrishnan Venkateswaran, translated by Song Baohua and others. “Mastering Linux Device Driver Development” is a work in the field of Linux device driver development. The book is based on the 2.6 kernel and not only … Read more
Zephyr provides a powerful and extensible time framework for obtaining and tracking timing events from hardware timing sources of any precision. Time Units The kernel time is tracked in the following time units: Real Time Hardware Counter Cycles Ticks Real Time The kernel time is described in real-time units: milliseconds/microseconds, which is easy to understand … Read more
Reviewing the bus device driver model, I’ve made a few notes for reference, experts can skip this. 1. A significant part of the driver framework in the Linux system revolves around the bus device driver model. 2. Involves three important structures: struct bus_type: Bus struct device: Device struct device_driver: Driver 3. Core code analysis of … Read more
1 Components of Embedded Linux Systems 1. Hardware 2. Kernel 3. Applications (forming the root file system) 2 Main Tasks in Building Embedded Linux Systems 1. Kernel Part 2. Application Part Development of Embedded Linux can generally be divided into three levels: boot loading the kernel, constructing the file system, and graphical user interface. The … Read more