Writing a Virtual Port Driver: A Simple Guide

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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.
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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
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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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