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| # Getting Started |
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| Caution: The pages in this section may contain information that is specific to the |
| legacy version of the driver framework (DFv1). |
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| Writing a device driver is often viewed as a daunting task, fraught with complexities |
| and requiring arcane knowledge of little-known kernel secrets. |
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| The goal of this section is to demystify the process; you'll learn everything you |
| need to know about how to write device drivers, starting with what they do, how |
| they work, and how they fit into the overall system. |
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| List of documents to get started - |
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| * [Fuchsia Driver Framework][fdf] - Overview of driver manager and driver host |
| * [Device and driver model][device-driver-model] - Documents that explain device and driver model |
| * [Driver development][driver-development] - Documents related to interrupts, DMA and other concepts |
| for developing drivers |
| * [Drivers Rubric][driver-rubric] - Rules for writing new drivers |
| * [Driver architectures][driver-architectures] - Documents related to architecture of specific |
| driver types |
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| The sections are listed above in default reading order, but it's perfectly fine to jump around and |
| read them in order of interest or applicability. |
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| [fdf]: /docs/development/drivers/concepts/fdf.md |
| [driver-rubric]: /docs/development/drivers/developer_guide/rubric.md |
| [device-driver-model]: /docs/development/drivers/concepts/device_driver_model/README.md |
| [driver-development]: /docs/development/drivers/concepts/driver_development/README.md |
| [driver-architectures]: /docs/development/drivers/concepts/driver_architectures/README.md |
