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This architectural diagram details the Linux GPIO subsystem, mapping the flow from hardware controllers through the gpiolib core to consumer drivers in kernel space.
This slide explains inode object initialization in Linux, showing C code that assigns default file operations and device numbers when creating character or block devices.
This slide introduces the Beaglebone Black Rev A5 hardware required for practical exercises involving GPIOs, pin control, and device tree nodes.
This slide outlines the course coverage, listing key topics including Linux kernel module syntax, character device drivers, platform driver concepts, and device tree nodes.
