Sharing my PPT on the “Linux Bus, Device, and Driver Model” from a few years ago, which explains why Linux is designed this way, the reasons behind it, and its main design principles.1. An imagined Ethernet controller/a board 2. Decoupling 3. Unified binding 4. Bus, device, driver 5. Matching 6. Devices are devices, drivers are … Read more
Click on the above“Linux Notes”, select“Pin/Star the Official Account” Welfare and valuable content delivered promptly Introduction Considerations Introduction to sys Filesystem What is the sys Filesystem Description of sys Filesystem Functions sysfs and Object Using sysfs Interface Examples of sysfs Read/Write Operations Common sysfs Interfaces Common sysfs Structures Code Experiment Conclusion Introduction The previous article … Read more
Hello, I am Lao Wu. Does every ambitious person feel that they can work a little harder? In the end, if the goal is not achieved, the reason for failure can always be attributed to “not trying a little harder”. However, the biggest misconception about effort is: the longer the time and the more painful … Read more
In the process of developing Linux device drivers, one naturally encounters concepts and technologies related to character device drivers, platform device drivers, device driver models, and sysfs. This can be quite confusing for beginners, and even for engineers with a certain foundation in Linux, it is relatively commendable to have a good understanding of these … Read more