I like your videos, sometimes they have me some ideas on things I want to learn or rediscover but you can’t seriously call this one a « deep dive » on Linux kernel drivers development…
I still don't get it... why that much of code when it can be done with 2kB? What is the purpose of all the removed code? Is it to slow down PCs because they become faster?
One of the best ways to learn programming is just to roll up your sleeves and sling some code! Make mistakes, fix compiler warnings, learn a new function or build system, etc… Love to see it 👍🏻
Suggestion for new video: Can you show us how to create a Windows (Linux too?) printer driver? Maybe a driver that will transform everything it receives into a BMP image per page.
@@SFSAtlas That's because that's exactly what their plan was. Interestingly, I think it had the opposite effect as more people were able to learn and prepare better for a move to Linux because of WSL. And their recent changes in W11 have only pushed more normies that way too.
May your poor laptop CPU rest in peace. Like seriously, is there no other way to do it rather than compiling the kernel each and every time? A kernel module? If not, then live kernel debugging? I have compiled the kernel several times, but is there really no modularity for the kernel compilation?
@@nirlichtmanthey are, I had built a Linux setup where the entire system was contained within the kernel (by putting the system on initramfs and using a feature that allows building an initramfs into the kernel), and the compilation didn't take long
I appreciate the short and cut to the chase format of your videos. In my experience, most of low-level/specialized programming content on RU-vid is impossible to watch due to either the presenters manner of speech or 3+ hour stream recording format.
This video is awesome, I learned a lot, but how are we gonna pretend that most motherboards in 2024 have serial ports 😂. My X99 board from 2014 doesnt even have one
Yah in this video I used dwm-win32, but I have since decided to move away from it due to bugs, and I am now using LightWM which is a new TWM I am working on (information on my channel welcome link)
Might be a nit pick or these days completely wrong but I never thought of FreeBSD as Unix like I always thought of it as the last remaining Unix since it actually contains Unix source code and was directly based in Unix in the past
Hey you installed busybox differently but *Build Minimal Linux in 1 Hour* guy did make a static binary and linked it inside /bin/busybox Can I ask what is the difference which is better approach?
I'm a bit late, but I'm definitely coming in for a NEAT. Also, it would appear that after some animations the board is reset to it's original graphic, likely cause the "rest" sprite contains the background, eh?
