(keep linux-usb in Cc. Avoid top-posting) mohammad ali <smaligece@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Thank Q soo much. But a small Request if you have any reference to go > through, please send to my mail Id What kind of references? Get a raspeberry pi, get it to boot the official release, then try to build your own kernel, then figure out which usb controller it has, figure out wich driver it uses, start testing things out, fix any problems you find. Google is your friend in this process. We're happy to review patches, but _do_ go through the Documentation folder and try to figure out how to send patches and so forth. It's all very well documented. > On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 1:19 PM Felipe Balbi <felipe.balbi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > wrote: > >> >> Hi, >> >> Peter Chen <peter.chen@xxxxxxx> writes: >> >> My name is Mohammad Ali. I'm very curious to learn USB DEVICE DRIVER. >> But I Just have knowledge of >> >> C-Programming and the Linux operating system very basic knowledge of >> Device driver(theory knowledge) i.e; how to >> >> insert a module, check the module, writer simple device driver. can you >> please help me from where to start to enhance my skill, please. >> > >> > Get one hardware with USB controller and try to understand how it works, >> then try to improve it. >> >> Raspberry Pi is quite affordable >> >> -- >> balbi >> > > > -- > s.mohammed ali -- balbi
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