Hello everyone, Apologies for that forwarded email which I hurriedly sent without editing here! I am an undergraduate student in ECE(3rd year) and wish to contribute to linux-wireless drivers. I am familiar with the kernel development process and have many patches accepted in the past 2 months with variety of tools used such as coccinelle, Kasan, smatch, sparse and checkpatch. My past contributions can be found here: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/next/linux-next.git/log/?qt=grep&q=Himanshu+Jha Also, James Cameron suggested me to *not self promot* and other useful stuff. But I'm not self promoting and the purpose is to avoid the initial steps that you generally recommend to a newbie like reading the conding guideline, submitting patches, learn Git etc. I have basic knowledge of Linux kernel internals and competent C skills, also planning to learn Device Drivers in future. Also, since I am beginner is there any small project that I could work on to enhance my knowledge. For eg: https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/developers/gsoc/2010/wifi-test-nl80211 It is an excellent page for a beginner like me that states what should you follow and what documenation to read and other useful stuffs. Please share any links to Documentation/tutorials which I can follow and help the community. Lastly, I will next year surely apply for GSoC under Linux-wireless and I don't seem to find any participation since 2012. Could someone please explain ? Also, will Linux-wireless participate next year ? Basically, I want to be prepared beforehand so that I could contribute successfully! Thanks Eagerly awaiting your response, Himanshu Jha
