Basic Course for Starting Device Driver Development

In embedded Linux development, device driver development plays a significant role. When actually developing device drivers, a wide range of knowledge and development skills are required, including not only general Linux topics such as the management and control methods of the Linux kernel for CPU, memory, and I/O, and the structure of the source code, but also specific settings and development environment creation unique to embedded devices, in order to make the most of the CPU and peripheral devices being used. This course is designed for those who are starting to engage in Linux development, aiming to help them acquire fundamental knowledge necessary for development, such as the relationship between the kernel and device drivers, and the structure of device driver source code.

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