Re: simple example of ready-to-load miscdevice module on ubuntu 10.04?

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On Sat, 24 Jul 2010, Daniel Baluta wrote:

> >  anyone know of such an example?  i briefly grep'ped thru drivers/
> > for the macro MISC_DYNAMIC_MINOR but every example i saw was, on
> > this system, configured to be built into the kernel.
>
> Why don't you recompile your kernel, and select <M> for your sample
> driver?

  while that's a nice idea, because i'm trying to make this part of a
course, i want the first exercise to be *extremely* simple -- to
simply load something that's already there and ready to go.  that
would be followed by the students then writing their own
miscdevice-based driver.

  so, starting on the trivial end, i just wondered whether there was a
module that already fit the bill i could use as a test example, and i
don't immediately see one.

  another miscdevice-based question coming shortly.

rday

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