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Expand Up @@ -82,8 +82,8 @@ We will use these variables througout the workshop.
| Variable | Description |
|-|-|
| `$KDIR` | The kernel's source directory |
| `$MODULE` | The name of the kenrel module's object name (ex: `empty.ko`) |
| `$INIT_RAM_FS` | Foldetr where we stotre the development file system |
| `$MODULE` | The name of the kernel module's object name (ex: `empty.ko`) |
| `$INIT_RAM_FS` | Folder where we store the development file system |

## Setup the Kernel

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:::info
We will call the folder in which you have unarchived the kernel `$KDIR`. We suggest setting
and environment variable with the path to this folder.
an environment variable with the path to this folder.

```shell
$ export KDIR=/home/user/linux-6.18-rc5
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### Configure the Kernel

The Linux kernel is very large, having thousends of components and drivers.
We want a minimal configartion that allows use to write Rust drivers.
The Linux kernel is very large, having thousands of components and drivers.
We want a minimal configuration that allows us to write Rust drivers.

To start from a minimal configuration, we use the `allnoconfig` setup. This will enable
only the minimal components needed to boot.
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- Userspace-driven configuration filesystem
```

Depending on the platform that we have, we have to select the propoer serial port.
Depending on the platform that we have, we have to select the proper serial port.

<Tabs>

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Now let's build the kernel.

:::tip
As this wil take a longer time, we want to make sure we use all the avilable cores.
As this wil take a longer time, we want to make sure we use all the available cores.

Replace the `n` in `-jn` with the number of cores that your laptop has.
:::
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## Setup BusyBox

We have created our own `init`, but the syuste is useless when using it. We need to be able to
We have created our own `init`, but the system is useless when using it. We need to be able to
run a shell and execute shell commands. A tool that provides and `init` and the shell commands
is [BusyBox](https://busybox.net/).

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