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hi,
  To begin with you can write a small  module that when loaded simply
prints a string on to the screen,and another string when rmmoded.
  Then you can write a pseudo driver module that would treat a memory
region in the RAM as a character device and then simulate the driver
functionalities whenever you try to read/write the device(Memory).This
would get you a feel of control flow.
  Then you can write a Serial port driver and test it with the help of
minicom.

Regards-
Kaushal.
Rocsys Technologies.


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