In Linux Device Drivers 3rd edition some code is given for a `scull` driver. Unfortunately, it doesn't work for the 2.6 kernel.
Anybody know of a getting started guide for noobs? (Keyword: noobs). I'd like to create a driver that plops an `echo_dummy` in `/dev` and let's me echo a string through it: echo "bob" > /dev/echo_dummy cat /dev/echo_dummy "bob" and then build up from there. Thanks! P.S. Yes I'm cross-posting. I figure if students don't know students, experienced developers might. AJ ONeal
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