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  about 1 month ago by renxt0310 | Reply

  Because I created this project at the very beginning, want to add more to do to understand kernel knowledge.
  I am reading two books about Linux device driver:
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  It's easy to understand and do some practice. And I will focus on IO part especially char device and block devices.
  At the same time, I will try to research more monitor tools about IO.

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Because I created this project at the very beginning, want to add more to do to understand kernel knowledge. I am reading two books about Linux device driver: <<Linux Device drivers>> <<Linux设备驱动开发详解-基于最新的Linux 4.0内核>> It's easy to understand and do some practice. And I will focus on IO part especially char device and block devices. At the same time, I will try to research more monitor tools about IO.
 
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Because I created this project at the very beginning, want to add more to do to understand kernel knowledge.
I am reading two books about Linux device driver:
<> <>
It's easy to understand and do some practice. And I will focus on IO part especially char device and block devices.
At the same time, I will try to research more monitor tools about IO.
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  about 1 month ago by jiriwiesner | Reply

  I've never tried anything like this. But if you wanted to run that old kernel my guess is that the current versions of userspace tools would not work. I guess installing SLES 11 or SLES 10 could get you a decent starting point.

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I've never tried anything like this. But if you wanted to run that old kernel my guess is that the current versions of userspace tools would not work. I guess installing SLES 11 or SLES 10 could get you a decent starting point.
 
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