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Hi Friends,
I have a macbook, but I am very much interested in writing device drivers in linux.
Currently, I have a debian os installed. I dual booted my mac ...
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linux kernel development in mac os
Hi Friends,
I have a macbook, but I am very much interested in writing device drivers in linux.
Currently, I have a debian os installed. I dual booted my mac book.
Is there any way, I can work on linux source code in mac book and do the needed development.
Thanks
sreekanth
- 08-11-2010 #2Linux Engineer
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- 08-13-2010 #3Just Joined!
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segfault...
I have a intel based mac book. Any pointers for this.
Thanks
sreekanth
- 08-13-2010 #4Linux Engineer
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Well, your best bet is to join some distro development team. Source-based Gentoo would be one of top choices because Gentoo has it's very own kernel patches and Gentoo actually is involved in kernel development, most distros just use vanilla sources.
Gentoo Linux Projects -- Gentoo Kernel Project
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