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A developer demonstrates the process of writing a USB driver for the Apple Xserve front-panel in the Linux kernel. The driver controls the blinking LED lights on the front panel, showing CPU load and other information. The process is complex and requires understanding of low-level kernel code. The developer plans to continue developing the driver to integrate with a microkernel in the future.

Watch Linux kernel developer write a USB driver from scratch in just 3h for Apple Xserve front-panel