Linux Kernel Development Model and Compilation
What you'll learn
- How development happens in Linux Kernel
- Tips while Submitting Patches
- Various Linux Kernel Trees: Mainline, stable, linux-next
- Linux Release Process
- Types of Linux Releases
- Configuring, Compiling and Installing Linux Kernel from source
- Various ways to configure Linux Kernel - menuconfig, xconfig, config, oldconfig, savedefconfig
Requirements
- Should be able to use various Linux commands: git, make
- Should have Internet connection and Linux Machine
Description
Update: Added Raspberrypi section on 10/10/20
What will you learn from this course:
Development process in Linux Kernel
Various roles in development - Developer, Maintainer, sub-maintainer
Various Linux Kernel Trees
Things to know when sending patches
Linux Kernel Release Cycle
Types of Kernel Releases - Mainline, stable, Long-Term
Configuring, Compiling, Installing Your own Linux Kernel
Various Linux Kernel Configuration Techniques - oldconfig, defconfig, savedefconfig, xconfig, menuconfig
How to cross compile Linux Kernel
How to build only portion of Linux Kernel
Who this course is for:
- Linux Individuals interested in understanding Linux Kernel Release process
- Linux developers interested in knowing about how to send patches
- Developers who wants to configure, build and install their own Linux Kernel
Course content
- Preview01:47
- Preview04:17
- Preview03:49
- 02:22Submitting patches
- 02:17Linux Kernel Release Cycle
- 01:02Linux Kernel Chain
- 00:52Image of Linux Kernel Release Cycle Part1
- 00:57Image of Linux Kernel Release Cycle Part2
- 03:44Types of Releases
- 00:57Stable Kernel Release
- 02:07Need for long term kernel release model
- 02:27Linux Kernel Versions
- 01:26Where to find linux kernel sources
- 01:30Distribution Kernels
Instructor
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