This tutorial discusses technical issues to develop your own linux device driver. The aim of this tutorial is to provide, easy and practical examples so that everybody can understand the concepts in a simple manner.
Linux Kernel 4.15 and above compatible realtek driver for RTL8812BU/RTL8822BU chipset (Inamax/Edimax USB Wifi Adapters)
This series is designed to build a strong, practical foundation in Linux kernel driver development for Embedded Systems, step by step, from basics to real implementation. Using Raspberry PI.
Author of Project Adrishya a rootkit which use ftrace mechanism to hook syscall; (write this because God commanded me); work for both x86_64 and arm; CREDIT-(Oleksii Lozovskyi{ilammy})FOUNDER OF FTRACE HOOKING
ASP: Assignment 5 - Basic Character Device Driver
A containerized Linux dev environment with working LDD3 modules
NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin power button detection example (driver + test app).
A yocto layer for the I2C sensor MCP9808's driver with Its user space applications in wayland distro.
A simple Linux kernel driver for the Panasonic AMG88xx series thermal camera sensors. This driver exposes the device's I2C registers to userspace through sysfs.
Intercept, transform or automate events from input devices in Linux 🎾
Custom GPIO serial data transfer driver using a bit-banging technique.
This repository serves as a setup for future Linux device driver development activities on the Raspberry Pi 3B+, including cross-compiling drivers and deploying modules to the target hardware.
A hands-on Linux Device Driver development repository covering Linux kernel fundamentals and driver programming. Progressively explores kernel modules, character drivers, file operations, interrupts, synchronization, and device interfaces.
Linux device model experiments.
The companion driver and kernel patches for the gemmini firmware
Presentation material and exercise solution for the OS project.
bone-gpio-sysfs is a GPIO sysfs driver to handle GPIOs of the beagle bone black am335x hardware through Sysfs interface.
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