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> Nevertheless, the OP is a classic guide and worth a read. For anyone curious why a book published in 2023 is being called a "classic", it appears to be a rep
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
> Nevertheless, the OP is a classic guide and worth a read.
For anyone curious why a book published in 2023 is being called a "classic", it appears to be a republication (possible update) of https://tldp.org/LDP/lkmpg/2.6/lkmpg.pdf https://tldp.org/LDP/lkmpg/2.6/lkmpg.pdf from 2001
There are 2 new authors listed so I'm assuming the content has been refreshed
- laweijfmvo 4y agoI've probably written or dabbled with kernel modules three times in my life: first in college (~2010), second for a take-home interview question (~2015), and third as part of my job duties (~2020), and every time I do so I find that the APIs/best practices have changed. So I really hope there's a definitive guide that stays up to date until at least ~2025 when I next need it.