Linux Device Drivers by Alessandro Rubini (1998, TPB) O'Reilly First Edition

Master Linux Kernels & Drivers with this Classic O\'Reilly Reference

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This is the First Edition of Linux Device Drivers, the legendary O\'Reilly Media classic by Alessandro Rubini. While published in 1998, the core principles of kernel modules and driver development in this 439-page reference are as relevant today as they were then.

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