Linux workshop!

Written on 10:05 AM by Tushar

I conducted a workshop on Linux kernel module programming and Advanced administration on 20^th Feb, 2005.

The event was organized as a part of intercollegiate project exhibition held in D. Y. Patil College of engineering called “Texplosion”.

This Linux workshop was sponsored by Calsoft. In all 70 students from various colleges attended.

I taught a batch of 30 students along with my colleague Amit.

We covered following topics...

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Advanced Linux Workshop: (Details)

Timing: 20-Feb-2005 [Sunday]

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I. Topics Covered:

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        - Linux Administration (Basic starting level)

        - Linux Kernel (module) programming

II. Sections of the workshop:

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        1. Linux Administration:

                       - ifconfig (Show ip info)

                       - neat (Configure ip addresses 

                         [Static/dynamic/other options])

                       - Create a subnet of 3-4 nodes using

                         above tools

                       - Ftp (Basic configuration and usage)

                       - Http (Apache server configuration)

                       1. Default document_root

                       2. User specific document_root

                       3. Configuration through GUI and conf file

                       - NFS (Basic configuration and usage)

                       - Samba (Basic Configuration and usage)

                               1. Mount windows share in Linux

                               2. Add Linux share in windows

        2. Linux Module programming:

                       - Module programming basics

                       - create simple Hello World module (Linux 2.6.x)

                       - Basic compilation by generating own Make file (Linux 2.4/2.6)

                       - inserting and removing the module

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