I will develop or port linux device drivers for your hardware
Embedded Software Engineer, Yocto, BSP Porting, Device Drivers, Kernel
About this Gig
Need a custom Linux device driver for your hardware? I specialize in developing and porting Linux device drivers for embedded systems and IoT devices. With extensive experience in kernel-level programming, I can create drivers that seamlessly integrate your hardware with the Linux operating system.
What I offer:
- Character device drivers
- Block device drivers
- Network device drivers
- I2C/SPI/GPIO subsystem drivers
- USB device drivers
- Platform-specific driver porting and adaptation
- Kernel module development
- Device Tree configuration
Why choose me:
- Deep understanding of Linux kernel architecture
- Experience with various processor architectures (ARM, x86, RISC-V)
- Thorough testing and debugging
- Well-documented code following kernel coding standards
- Post-delivery support
Let me know the details of your project before ordering so I can provide you with the most appropriate solution.
FAQ
What information do you need to develop a device driver?
I'll need hardware specifications, datasheet, kernel version, target platform, and specific functionality requirements.
Can you modify existing drivers?
Yes, I can modify, debug, or port existing drivers to work with your specific hardware or kernel version.
Do you provide source code?
Yes, you'll receive fully commented source code that follows Linux kernel coding standards.
Can you help with upstreaming the driver to the mainline kernel?
Yes, I can help prepare the driver for submission to the mainline kernel if that's your goal.
What Linux kernel versions do you support?
I work with both legacy and recent kernel versions, typically from 2.6.x to the latest stable release.
