End of the Mentorship start of new journey
The short Mentorship reaches its end , it used to be 6 months long but in this case it was a compressed 3 months one. The experience started with an initial filter based in a very good training available freely in the Linux Foundation site, I think it worth mention because that Beginners' Guide to Linux Kernel has everything you need to do your first commit. Even there are others resources in Linux Foundation that are not free, I think this is the only one you need to start. Then started the real mentorship and the hurry to get your target of at least 5 accepted patches and that's a bit stressful: first you start with syzkaller a great tool leverage from Google to run fuzzy testing. It's a really astonishing thing because give you the kernel and the C code to reproduce the issue ... or it should because not always you get the `reproducer` (how it's called that C code to reproduce the issue) . Check this blog entry for a really good guide on h...