Kernel Recipes 2016 - The Linux Driver Model - Greg KH

The Linux driver model was created over a decade ago with the goal of unifying all hardware drivers in the kernel in a way to provide both consitant device naming and properly power management control. This talk will go into how well those goals were reached, how the model works today, and what remains to be done.
Greg KH, The Linux Foundation

[@nourway3639]

Finally start making sense after reading ldd3 thanks

[@marcussmithwick6326]

4:35 Never going to be a forth edition of the book? that sucks. I wonder why.

[@mohammedaliclay4826]

they have enough people in the community

[@mohammedaliclay4826]

thanks god otherwise it is going to be a zoo, Kernel is not like some webapp, it should be a master piece.

[@nourway3639]

I think ldd3 still mostly valid most of the api work as expected and even if it change it is easy to adapt. I guess because those are the core and rarely change anyway !!

[@ViktorEngelmann]

And they are still wondering why they have a problem getting new kernel developers.

[@u08ei601]

great

[@vadivelmuruganr1]

Nice to have formula 😁

[@Yureka-ox5jn]

We need a software that reads other software and dump the logic in nice schematic. Or we need better communicator.

[@ViktorEngelmann]

Read Rices Theorem.

[@toddmoore112]

when will these people understand pictures are better than words .

[@nobytes2]

you need crayons too?

[@uvuvwevwevweossaswithglasses]

Agree with Todd

[@ViktorEngelmann]

@@nobytes2 a picture is worth a thousand words.

[@ViktorEngelmann]

@@nobytes2 and you would know that, if you had the slightest understanding of didactics, you condescending asshole

[@nobytes2]

@@ViktorEngelmann No, not everyone needs to be spoon fed like some dumbasses.

[@draganostojic6297]

Not very useful no diagrams etc