Linux device driver emulation in mach
ATEC '96 Proceedings of the 1996 annual conference on USENIX Annual Technical Conference
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From the Publisher:Although device drivers are relatively small components of any network, they are among the most important because they are the "glue" that holds together networking hardware and software. This book provides a thorough understanding of how device drivers function within a variety of network environments. Networking Device Drivers includes a broad discussion of basic networking concepts, device driver concepts, as well as in-depth information on specific network device driver architectures such as NDIS, ODI, and DLPI.