Tutorial on Device Drivers
Date: 25 Feb 2004 23:16:11 -0800
Here is a tutorial on Device Drivers (www.ayyalasoft.com/vxDrv.zip).
I am planning to write an equivalent tutorial for startes in Linux.
Any comments are welcome.
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Linux
(LSP/Device drivers, feel free to contact me).
I am knowledgable and hands on both in Linux and VxWorks.
I will help you understand if Linux is the right solution for your
need or not.
I am available for cosulatncy for $60/hour (I used to charge $100.00,
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I have good knowldge of ethernet/Ip/Sonet/T1/Fpgas and PowerPc.
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