what's the relationship between kernel, driver and hardware?
for example, to build a linux-based smoke monitor, what shall I do?
I have a dream that I'd build a system which controls any electronic device in my room.
but how to?
I need your help.
THX.
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Control? electronic devices? That means you need the "Allspark" and the help from "Optima Prime". Hehe.
Just kidding, ok, uh, be serious:
It depends on what kind of control. If you have a microchip in each device that is programmable, it is possible that you can control them. Driver is the wrapper of the microcode/firmware of the device. And kernel is the container of various drivers.
The smoke monitor will need a chip, a set of API, etc. Actually,you may want to ask yourself which kind of functions you are expecting from the smoke monitor before you install Linux on it.
[ 本帖最后由 sakulagi 于 2007-10-22 09:34 编辑 ]