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Linux Device Drivers -- Programming at the kernel levelModules
7 and 9 of this course
describe using a single board computer such as the Embedded Linux
Learning Kit to exercise real hardware. Alternatively, modules 8 and 9 make
use of a 25-pin parallel
port connector with a pair of LEDs to
illustrate accessing hardware. Either approach is valid. Note
however that the parallel port approach requires a native parallel port
on your workstation. A USB-to-parallel converter won't work.
If you're handy with a soldering iron, you can assemble this connector yourself from the schematic included in the class notes. Otherwise, purchase it here.
Downloads
Introduction to Embedded LinuxStudents
taking
the Introduction to Embedded Linux course and/or the Linux Device
Drivers course from gogotraining.com or
dashcourses.com have an opportunity to purchase the Embedded
Linux Learning Kit at an attractive discount.
If you already have the target board, either the Mini2440 or Mini2451, you can order the instructional material only. Shipping and handling: USPS Priority Mail Within the United States Free International: $35
CentOS 7 Linux distributionWe
have recently moved up to the CentOS 7 Linux distribution, which is
a much more stable distribution than Fedora.
You can download the CentOS 7 distribution image here: CentOS-7-x86_64-DVD-1511.iso. Or you can purchase a Live CD or DVD when you purchase the kit.
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