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From: Joe <joe.shevland@horizonti.com>
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Hi,

I wasn't sure if this was a newbie question to be directed at hackers or
vice-versa, so here it is.

I'm interested in writing a device driver for a 16550 UART serial port
(I hope that's right). Is there a few good source code files to gain an
understanding of this in the kernel source?

TIA, Joe.

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