https://www.ankitkdev.com/tags/linux/Recent content in Linux on ankit_kdevHugo -- 0.148.2en-usMon, 08 Dec 2025 10:35:09 +0530https://www.ankitkdev.com/blog/linux-kernel-mentorship-program/Mon, 08 Dec 2025 10:35:09 +0530https://www.ankitkdev.com/blog/linux-kernel-mentorship-program/<h3 id="introduction">Introduction</h3> <p>I have been using Linux for the last two years and gradually developed an interest in systems programming and C. The mentorship prerequisites includes tasks like building and booting the Linux kernel, writing a basic kernel module, decoding stack traces, and modifying and booting a custom kernel build.</p> <p>Somehow, my application was accepted ;-). <img alt="alt text" loading="lazy" src="https://www.ankitkdev.com/lfx-acceptance.png"></p> <p>At first, the Linux Kernel seemed quite difficult to understand what was going on. We were initially told to choose two subsystems to work on.</p>https://www.ankitkdev.com/blog/install-ubuntu-server-on-qemu/Sat, 16 Aug 2025 14:30:04 +0530https://www.ankitkdev.com/blog/install-ubuntu-server-on-qemu/<h1 id="installation-of-ubuntu-server-on-qemu-x86_64">Installation of ubuntu server on qemu-x86_64</h1> <p>At First I want to run the custom modules on linux. But this is something that is not good to do on host machine. So i searched a lot of stuff. Tinkering with buildroot, after some days i was able to run the build on qemu.</p> <p>But i found out build actually didn’t have my basic tool like <code>gnu make</code>. Everytime i try to do something i need to find particular tool on <code>menuconfig</code> then make the build again. Learning was so slow.</p>