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Deep Dive into Linux Kernel Development – Oleg Tsilyuryk’s Guide
For fans of open-source systems and those who appreciate the engineering behind modern operating systems, this book offers a practical, hands-on exploration of Linux kernel programming. Written by Oleg Tsilyuryk, it focuses on the 5.15 kernel version and covers writing device drivers and loadable kernel modules, the core mechanisms that extend the kernel’s functionality.
The code examples have been tested across multiple Linux distributions, including Fedora, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, and Mint, ensuring broad compatibility. The book also addresses different hardware architectures: x86_64, x86, and ARM. Special attention is given to the Raspberry Pi single-board computer and USB device drivers, making it relevant for embedded and hobbyist projects.
Readers will find coverage of the POSIX standard, key kernel APIs, system calls, and interfacing with various peripherals. This is a technical resource for programmers and system administrators who want to understand or contribute to the Linux kernel’s extensibility. The content is grounded in the source material and does not include unverified claims or speculation.
