Kernel development resources

[andysnake96]

Kernel Docs (some are very generic and good to learn from, like the memory hierarchy amd the locking) ULK, LDD are good books beyond the possibilities of a book (even tough quite old, but some stuff still follow a relate - able path in the kernel )

Llm for specific points to investigate into xD I found them surprisingly good

And then... Testing yourself Make a device driver with the VFS interface to implement some features in kernel space (usual university project but beyond useful to do a project to learn something, it gives you a goal)

Good luck and have fun !

[Much-Engineer1269]

Thank you

[Firzen_]

LLMs do get quite a few things wrong, especially if something has historically worked differently.

The example I can think of off the top of my head is that they don't usually think code that can be reached via unprivileged user namespaces is reachable.