Of course not necessarily. The so-called "driver", the more accurate name should be "kernel module". To put it bluntly, it is a piece of code that is put into the kernel to run. It's just that some modules happen to be able to operate some hardware: D
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Of course not necessarily. The so-called "driver", the more accurate name should be "kernel module". To put it bluntly, it is a piece of code that is put into the kernel to run. It's just that some modules happen to be able to operate some hardware: D