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Duration：39 minutes and 15 seconds
Date：2023/04/22

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Introduction

keywords： Punctual Atom Linux driver

This course is the Linux driver development part of the series of courses that Punctual Atomic teaches you step by step on how to learn Linux. The supporting development board for this course is the Punctual Atomic alpha/mini Linux development board.

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