Yocto Linux #5 - Final kernel driver

[@nucatus]

The applications/tutorials you captured in there videos are just awesome! Really enjoyable. Thanks you!

[@revealingfacts4all]

I know this is an old video but still applicable. Should introduce a series where you incorporate the device tree.

[@niyaziugur]

Thanks for these videos. it's very fascinating

[@veerbhadra7332]

Hi Tom , Your device drivers videos are so helpful and inspiring.. please add few more videos to this series like spi/i2c/usb, network and block drivers ...

[@tianzhengzhao]

why in the first application compiling process not use the compiler in the yocto project

[@sravanthiubbara968]

Sir,Please upload the video regarding driver implementation by using jprobes and kprobes

[@craftncartartandfashionlab7237]

Would like to know where the drivers/ available in yocto build i have downloaded poky but didn't find drivers folder in the source. Please help me

[@muzicalmathematicz]

Hi Tom, Thanks again for the great video series. I've read a lot now about how using /dev/mem is not necessarily the most efficient or secure means of accessing a peripheral in embedded linux systems, and most people point to going through the UIO framework instead. Have you experimented with this at all, and do you have any knowledge about how to enable the UIO platform drivers to find the peripheral listed in the device tree?

[@muzicalmathematicz]

Got it, so would you recommend to just write a standard kernel driver instead of using UIO if /dev/mem is out of the equation?

[@ObserverFromEurope]

great tutorial, i learned a lot. But please put your keyboard farther away from your microphone. Especially when hammering the enter key there is an explosion in my headphones