Linux Device Driver Development Cookbook: Develop custom drivers for your embedded Linux applications 1st Edition, Kindle Edition

I’m one of those Linux users who wants to deepen his knowledge into notions that I’ve always found hard to explore: the web offers information here and there, but the point is how to connect the dots together. This book offers exactly what I was looking for: a very useful cookbook that, step by step, introduces the reader to concepts like device tree, interrupt management and atomic operation. All of this is done using a practical approach with examples and snippets of code. Thanks to this book, I could eventually comprehend the nuances between mutexes and spinlock and understand the kernel timer management… the author has definitely removed the fog! I do suggest this book to anyone: both newbies and experts can find such reading extremely useful for their daily job.

I got kindle edition today. But I can't read this book because the edit state is a mess(See the location 900 ~ 1000 pages). Publishing officials should check the publication status right now. Send me a readable [email protected]