Linux Kernel Module Programming - 02

The linux kernel is "Linux". The kernel functions to coordinate interaction between the user and the hardware by satisfying request from the user and invoking hardware communication.

This video provides introductory explaination of what the linux kernel is and how it relates to linux modules, which are pieces of code that can be added and removed to and from the kernel at runtime thereby adding increased functionality to the system.

[ThuyNguyen-Tiffastic]

Thank you so much! You gave me a valuable overview of why we use modules and how to use them.

[OndrejPopp]

When you unload the module it says "good byte" instead of "good bye", that is because now we are in kernel space and there only bits and bytes exist :) There's also an other explanation for this and that is what happens in your own mind/brain when you have been intensely programming for decades without much variety...

[tarolee]

It's perfect!
Thank you so much!

[orsodevero]

where did you learn about Linux kernel programming? what is your source of information?

[yasiavenger]

Great explanation! Sir, I am working with configuring OP-TEE on raspberry pi 4 to use it as a protection against the privilege escalation attacks but Im a bigginner to this RPi. Hope that you can help me with this Sir!

[zeezo]

good one ...where can i get remaining videos from part 3 ...should i subscribe ? how can that be done ...please help

[ashokrajur]

can u please upload the slides to get them downloaded for reference

[pumoritech]

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