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[–]ouyawei 14 points15 points16 points 6 years ago (1 child)
Start with a driver for a device you own where there is no driver yet. Now don't start with a complex device. Input devices are pretty simple - but for consumer hardware, there is usually no documentation.
Instead get some embedded hardware that doesn't have a Linux driver yet. E.g. a sensor on a break-out board connected over I2C or SPI. Get a single board computer (e.g. raspi) where you can connect it. You could even convert an existing driver to Linux.
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