How to see the linux driver file

09-04-2023

This article mainly introduces how to read linux driver files. In daily operations, I believe many people have doubts about how to read linux driver files. The editor consulted various materials and sorted out simple and easy-to-use operation methods. I hope it will be helpful for you to answer the doubts about how to read the linux driver file! Next, please follow the editor to learn together!

The location of the linux driver file: 1. The key driver is in the kernal\drivers\input\keyboard and kernal\drivers\char folders; 2. The network card driver is in the kernal\drivers\net\ folder; 3. The serial driver is in the kernal\drivers\serial\ folder; 4. The real-time clock RTC driver is in the kernal\drivers\rtc\ folder.

The operating environment of this tutorial: linux7.3 system, Dell G3 computer.

Which folder is the linux driver file in?

The directory that needs to be checked after the driver is loaded:

  • /proc/devices: View characters Device number

  • /sys/class/gpio : export/unexport gpio

  • /sys/bus/i2c/devices : View all devices under the i2c bus

Linux's own driver is stored in the kernel source directory. The specific directory is as follows

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    Keyboard driver

kernal\drivers\input\keyboard

kernal\drivers\ char

  • LED driver

kernal\drivers\char\led.c

kernal\drivers\leds

  • Network card driver

kernal\drivers\net\

  • serial driver

kernal\drivers\ serial\

  • Real time clock RTC driver

kernal\drivers\rtc\

  • Touch screen driver

kernal\drivers\input\touchscreen\

  • YAFFS file system source code directory

kernal\fs\yaffs2

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    USB mouse, keyboard driver

kernal\drivers\hid

  • SD/MMC card driver directory

kernal\drivers\mmc\

  • Nand flash Driver

kernal\drivers\mtd\nand

  • audio driver directory

kernal\sound\oss\ud

kernal\drivers\

  • LCD Driver

kernal\drivers\video\

  • U Disk support driver

kernal\drivers\usb\storage

  • Vimicro USB camera driver< /p>

kernal\drivers\media\gspca

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