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The Linux kernel is the core component of the Linux operating system and is responsible for managing system resources, including hardware devices, memory, and processes.
Linux network device driver internals are an essential part of Linux kernel development. Network device drivers allow the kernel to interact with network interfaces, enabling communication between the kernel and the user-space network stack.
The Linux kernel provides a set of APIs for network device driver development, including the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) and the Network Driver Interface Specification for Hardware (NDISH). These APIs provide a standard interface for network device drivers and allow developers to write drivers that are compatible with Linux-based operating systems.
Developers can use the kernel's net_device data structure to represent network devices and use the net_device_ops structure to register device-specific operations. The kernel's network stack provides several built-in protocols, including TCP/IP, UDP, and ICMP, which network device drivers can use to communicate with user-space applications.
Overall, an understanding of Linux network device driver internals is crucial for developing high-performance and reliable network applications on Linux-based systems.
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Very useful video. The content is detailed to the level of practically able to implement a network driver. Thank you for the great video.
This video is a gem for the network device driver part..thank you
Bro. This is so good. You are covering this topic at depth. Linux network inner workings thanks a lot
Fantastic tutorial! Learned so many things!
Can you please post the link to the source code used in this video. This is the best network device driver explanation I've seen, to be able to read the source code will enhance total understanding of the concept depict in the video. Thank you
Very helpful tutorial. Can u also please share the code which was explained in this video?
very useful
Amazing explanation. Very helpful. Can you please make a video on DPDK poll mode driver.
Hello sir,
Can you please suggest or provide me how to write basic through network driver ...step by step
Very Nice tutorial. Please point to the source code for reference.
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I'm trying to picture everything is done by my computer from the web browser to the network interface card to fetch and display this video, is it possible ?
I'd like to have a virtual network with ARP functionality... Because I need to connect two PC together that comunicating each other with a virtual network without a fisical network up. Could you indicate me a good course with inside the code! Thank You!
Could you please share the dummy network driver code for reference. Helps very much
Great video....please share the source code.Thank you