Starting your journey in the Linux device driver development is a pain for beginners. This course is designed to clear the air and provide the right insights for beginners to get started in device driver development.

Before jumping right away into development it is better to know the basics and need of device drivers. So, the course begins with an introduction to Linux kernel architecture, the role of device drivers.

Course Structure Includes:

1. Introduction to Linux Kernel architecture.

2. Role of device drivers and their use case.

3. Intermediate steps involved in the compilation process.

4. Cross Compilation for the target architecture.

5. Kernel APIs understanding for getting started.

6. Implement a Hello World module.

7. Module Building, inserting, and checking status procedure.

8. __init and __exit keywords and their use case.

9. Character driver implementation.

10. Implementing read, write operations for the character driver.

11. Creating and submitting our first Linux kernel patch.

This course, if well practiced well enough along with supported theory and lecture, is good enough for any beginner to get started in device drivers development.

As time proceeds, I will be updating the course contents with the additional drivers and techniques for debugging the drivers.

Hope you will enjoy and have fun learning.

Cheers.