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I suppose you've checked inside Documentation/PCI/ inside the kernel source code?

My understanding of them is far from perfect, mostly limited to editing in extra PCI ID's when manufacturers do...

Um, how do you set up two different raid volumes on two disks?

I can think of several ways, and all of them are bad.

First of all, di you have a recovery CD or DVD? Knoppix Linux has
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That would have worked if your kernel was earlier than 2.6.30. The clue is bzImage. Have a look at a script called extract-ikconfig which you can find at kernel.org and elsewhere on the Internet. ...

You're talking about kernel modules, I think. These can be loaded whenever. Make both these things, your little loader thing and the thing which uses it, both modules, and have the main thing...

Humm, it is not as easy as refining calls.

If you and your friend are creating a UEFI emulator, I assume that you have studied all 2200 plus pages of the UEFI 2.3 specification and looked at the...

I've done enough work with them to know they are a severe challenge. I've occasionally had to alter some predefined values. I wrote a linux driver that prints 'hello world' to dmesg. I couldn't...

You seem to be having great difficulty getting going on building a simple network module. Let me try and help you. It is not difficult but can be a bit daunting the first time around.

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netbeans? Isn't that java?

You're going to need to install gcc and your kernel source. I think you're going to be doing your work in a terminal, not any sort of IDE. Compiling code for the...

Have you ever compiled a kernel before? The work involved is going to be very similar.

Linux already has a dummy network driver which you could derive yours from. In the linux source code, look...