Re: one more new Bie

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I am also kernel newbie, I started Eucalyptula challenge challenge 4 months back, till now I have completed 4 tasks and submitted result for 5th task two months back, till now I have not received any response from little.

So during this time I wanted occupy with other kernel stuff, can please share how to proceed with "TODOs in the staging area drive" you mentioned below.It will be more helpful for me and other newbies to involve in kernel development activity.

Thanks&regards,
Madhu



Hi,

The ideal way to start is to write some basic kernel drivers. Look for the tutorial at the following links -


1. Linux Device Drivers 3 examples updated to work in recent kernels http://examples.oreilly.com/9780596005900/


Once you are done and want to pick up a real task -

1. Try to implement a TODO in staging area drivers -


Most of these folders have a TODO file and maintainer info.


2. Sign up for a coverity account and join the Linux project.

https://scan.coverity.com/

You would get regular Coverity scans of kernel. You can fix  one of these get started.

 Heh... it's called the eudyptula challenge, not the eucalyptus challenge. Also,
please don't top-post.


Sorry for top-posting and the typo.

Regards,
Saket Sinha

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