This book is excellent in understanding the current code flow and structure of device drivers in Linux, what each and everything means in a driver code, and includes the drivers that have newly found its way to the Linux kernel 2.6 and later. This book will be especially helpful for those who have basic knowledge of linux drivers and this book will help them to build up on their basic understanding.

This book is very different from the mostly referenced O'reily's Linux device driver book, wh...

i would say it is a good book for in depth driver programming and it takes the most interesting stuff about Linux device drivers .i really love to refer this book .The coverage of each topic is enough to give the reader a taste of the subject, but too brief to do each topic justice in its own right. One aspect of this book that I do like is that the author has added tips in most topics that are either come with careful reading of more in-depth material or with experience.

Ya the book was good and the pricing was also economical which i have buy on flip kart.
The delivery was at time and was very useful for referencing.

The book is poorly written and horribly organised.Author has tried to cover several topics and provided a general discussion on various technologies.So if you are new to linux device driver this book is not recommended and if you are an experienced linux kernel developer this wouldn't help either since most of the concepts are already known or easily available on internet(Linux journals).Alternately you can go for oreilly's LDD which is bit outdated but still far better and a complete book.

1.Good Book for Guys who are new to Linux filed.
2.Almost all the Modules covered.
3.Explanation is Good.