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This article introduces how to make the hello.ko kernel module under Linux. The content is very detailed. Interested friends can use it for reference. I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Method 1

Compile ko files outside the kernel directory

1. Write hello module code # include # include # include MODULE_LICENSE ("GPL"); MODULE_AUTHOR ("kent"); static int _ _ init hello_init () {printk (KERN_ALERT "hello, world-this is the kernel speaking!\ n"); return 0;} static void _ exit hello_exit () {printk (KERN_ALERT "short is the life of a kernel module!\ n");} module_init (hello_init); module_exit (hello_exit) 2. Write the Makefile file ifneq of hello module ($(KERNELRELEASE)) ) obj-m:=hello.oelse KERNELDIR?=/opt/arm/linux-2.6.30.4/PWD: = $(shell pwd) modules: $(MAKE)-C $(KERNELDIR) mm $(PWD) modulesmodules_install: $(MAKE)-C $(KERNELDIR) M é n $(PWD) modules_installclean: rm-rf * .o * ~ core .depend. * .cmd * .ko * .mod.c .tmp _ versions.PHONY: modulesmodules_install cleanendif3, compile make

A hello.ko file will be generated in this directory

2. Method 2

Drivers/char compilation in memory directory

1. Write hello module code # include # include # include MODULE_LICENSE ("GPL"); MODULE_AUTHOR ("kent"); static int _ _ init hello_init () {printk (KERN_ALERT "hello, world-this is the kernel speaking!\ n"); return 0;} static void _ exit hello_exit () {printk (KERN_ALERT "short is the life of a kernel module!\ n");} module_init (hello_init); module_exit (hello_exit) 2. Add hello driver support for menu "Character devices" config HELLO tristate "hello driver" depends on ARCH_S3C2440 help this is my first driver.3 to the kernel source code. Modify the Makefile file FONTMAPFILE = cp437.uniobj-y + = mem.o random.o tty_io.o n_tty.o tty_ioctl.o tty_ldisc.o tty_buffer.o tty_port.oobj-$ (CONFIG_HELLO) + = hello.oobj-$ (CONFIG_LEGACY_PTYS) + = pty.oobj-$ (CONFIG_UNIX98_PTYS) + = pty.o4 in the same directory, configure kernel Device Drivers-- > Character devices-> hello driver5, Compile make SUBDIR=drivers/char/ modules

The drivers/char/ under the kernel directory generates the hello.ko file

Third, method three

Create another directory under the memory directory drivers/char

1. Create directory mkdir hellos2, write hello module code # include # include # include MODULE_LICENSE ("GPL"); MODULE_AUTHOR ("kent"); static int _ _ init hello_init () {printk (KERN_ALERT "hello, world-this is the kernel speaking!\ n"); return 0;} static void _ exit hello_exit () {printk (KERN_ALERT "short is the life of a kernel module!\ n");} module_init (hello_init) Module_exit (hello_exit) 3. Create the Makefile file vi Makefile# Makefile for the hellos driver#obj-$ (CONFIG_HELLOS) + = hellos.o4 in the hellos directory, modify the Kconfigmenu "Character devices" config HELLO tristate "hello driver" depends on ARCH_S3C2440 help this is my first driver.config HELLOS tristate "hellos driver" depends on ARCH_S3C2440 help this is my second driver.5 of the drivers/char directory, Modify the Makefileobj-y + = mem.o random.o tty_io.o n_tty.o tty_ioctl.o tty_ldisc.o tty_buffer.o tty_port.oobj-$ (CONFIG_HELLO) + = hello.oobj-$ (CONFIG_HELLOS) + = hellos/ # of the drivers/char directory. This is the hellos directory you just created. 6. Configure kernel Device Drivers-- > Character devices-> hellos driver7, compile make SUBDIR=drivers/char/ modules

The drivers/char/hellos/ under the kernel directory generates the hellos.ko file

Note: the kernel must make first, or an error will be reported.

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