Linux Kernel Internals
Linux Kernel Internals
Course duration: 5 days (40 Academic Hours)
Date: צרו קשר
Date: צרו קשר
Course Overview
The Linux Kernel Internals targets engineers who wish to develop Linux based
Kernel modules and device drivers.
It’s followed by dozens of class and home hands-on exercises and practices.
The course starts by introducing the development tools \ environment,
essentials of kernel development: kernel architecture, the main APIs,
integration of device drivers with other parts of the kernel and with user
applications, it goes through different device driver types starting from
Character and Block devices and ending with PCIe drivers.
Course Syllabus
| Course Highlights | |
|---|---|
| Linux Kernel overview | |
| Introduction to the Linux kernel | |
| Main characteristics | |
| Linux Basic data structures | |
| Scheduling in Linux | |
| Developing Kernel Modules | |
| Character Device Drivers as LKMs | |
| Kernel object model | |
| Sysfs | |
| Udev | |
| Memory management | |
| Linux Device Tree | |
| I/O memory and ports | |
| Wait Queues | |
| Interrupts and Exceptions | |
| Kernel Synchronization | |
| Network Device Drivers | |
| Debugging |
Target Audience
- HW C programmers who need to program on Linux operating systems.
- Embedded Linux Developers.
- Linux system programmers \ Engineers.
Prerequisite
1. Knowledge of Linux administration (Linux Fundamentals).
2. Knowledge in C programming language.
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