My first Device Driver Contribution to Upstream Linux Kernel as an Author!

Command & Code (Cybewave) on Instagram: "In Linux kernel development, “magic numbers” are not random values — they are identifiers used to validate and recognize kernel structures. A common example is filesystems: each filesystem has a unique magic number that acts like a signature. When Linux mounts a filesystem or checks metadata, it uses the magic number to confirm it’s working with the expected format. Magic numbers are also used for sanity checks in kernel data structures and debugging. If