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 # Linux Device Driver
 ### Introduction
-This is a simple example of using procfs in the device drivers. A user-level program receives input command-line arguments to identify the required path to the target structure(task_struct or pt_regs) from the system tables, transfers it to the kernel level, gets information from this structure and prints the structure. The kernel module code in the **driver.c** file. User application code in the **usr.c** file.
+This is a simple example of using procfs in the device drivers. A user-level program receives input command-line arguments to identify the required path to the target structure(task_struct or pt_regs) from the system tables, transfers it to the kernel level, gets information from this structure and prints the structure. The kernel module code in the **[driver.c](driver.c)** file. User application code in the **[usr.c](usr.c)** file.
 ### Building and Using driver 
 1.	Build the driver by using Makefile (**sudo make**)
 2.	Load the driver using **sudo insmod driver.ko**