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To ensure a successful learning experience in the "A Beginner’s Guide to Linux Kernel Development (LFD103)" course, students should have the following foundational knowledge:
These prerequisites are aimed at equipping you with the essential skills needed to grasp the course material effectively and to help you thrive in your journey to becoming a Linux kernel developer.
A Beginner’s Guide to Linux Kernel Development (LFD103) offers hands-on training to become a Linux kernel developer, ideal for those proficient in C and Shell.
This course is designed to introduce students to the foundational concepts and practical skills necessary for Linux kernel development, including interacting with the kernel community, configuring a development system, and writing and submitting patches.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Understand the Linux Kernel Development Process: Gain comprehensive knowledge of how the Linux kernel development process works, including key steps and best practices.
Master Patch Creation and Management: Understand how to create, modify, and manage patches correctly, an essential skill for contributing to the Linux kernel.
Navigate the Linux Kernel Community: Learn effective strategies for working and communicating within the Linux kernel community to increase collaboration and contributions.
Configure a Development System: Set up and configure a development environment suited for kernel development, ensuring all necessary tools and dependencies are correctly installed.
Explore Linux Kernel Source Code: Navigate, understand, and modify the Linux kernel source code to suit various development needs and goals.
Build and Install the Linux Kernel: Compile and install the Linux kernel, and handle any potential issues that arise during this process.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Linux Kernel Development (LFD103) offers hands-on training to become a Linux kernel developer, ideal for those proficient in C and Shell.
This course is designed to introduce students to the foundational concepts and practical skills necessary for Linux kernel development, including interacting with the kernel community, configuring a development system, and writing and submitting patches.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Understand the Linux Kernel Development Process: Gain comprehensive knowledge of how the Linux kernel development process works, including key steps and best practices.
Master Patch Creation and Management: Understand how to create, modify, and manage patches correctly, an essential skill for contributing to the Linux kernel.
Navigate the Linux Kernel Community: Learn effective strategies for working and communicating within the Linux kernel community to increase collaboration and contributions.
Configure a Development System: Set up and configure a development environment suited for kernel development, ensuring all necessary tools and dependencies are correctly installed.
Explore Linux Kernel Source Code: Navigate, understand, and modify the Linux kernel source code to suit various development needs and goals.
Build and Install the Linux Kernel: Compile and install the Linux kernel, and handle any potential issues that arise during this process.
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