Writing a Virtual Port Driver: A Simple Guide

Thread starter someone321
Start date Jul 11, 2009

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To write a driver, particularly a virtual port driver, it's essential to have a solid understanding of driver development principles. A recommended resource for beginners is the book "Linux: Device Drivers," which provides foundational knowledge and coding examples. Engaging with this material can help clarify the complexities of driver writing and offer practical insights into the coding process.

Jul 11, 2009

someone321

Hello
I am trying to understand how to write a driver, I didn't find simple examples, I ask if someone can give me a simple example of a virtual port driver
thanks

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Jul 12, 2009

LasTSurvivoR

Drivers does need to be examined and comprehended well, i recommend you to start with "Linux : Device Drivers" book to have some ideas about how to code a driver.

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