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aiedb
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2 years ago

de1-soc linux kernel moudle Makefile

hii i am using the de1-soc board and i want to load a simple "hello world " kernel driver that prints hello world on the kernel

in the Makefile we need to specify the path to the directory of the source files of the kernel ,

how can i find this path

i downloaded the console ver of the de1-soc from terasic website and it booting from a sd card and working fine

or i be glad to get a Makefile that is tested to compile device driver for altera cyclone v hps of the de1-soc board i be glad for help thanks

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  • Jeet14's avatar
    Jeet14
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    2 years ago

    Hi,


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    Jeet14
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    2 years ago

    Hi,


    Are you looking for hello world application from the userspace or kernel space?

    you want print the hello world on the UART?


    There is UART kernel driver already in the linux-socfpga source.

    Only you need to write the hello world application from the userspace application.


    Please confirm?


    Regards

    Tiwari


    • aiedb's avatar
      aiedb
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      2 years ago

      hii no i just want to compile a kernel module thar prints "hello world" using printk in kernel space and see the "hello world" using dmesg command

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    Jeet14
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    2 years ago

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