Linux-kernel mailing list archive 1999-41,: Re: Linux Kernel Information

# Re: Linux Kernel Information

Tim Walberg (twalberg@terabridge.com)
Tue, 12 Oct 1999 09:24:48 -0500

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While not a detailed book on internals, the book "Linux
Device Drivers" deals with much of this (albeit in the
context of device drivers, obviously...) pretty well.
It's published by O'Reilly - I forget the author's name
at the moment...

tw

On 10/11/1999 14:37 -0700, Citron wrote:
>> I have asked the following question on several other
>> newsgroups, and I was told it deals with the Linux
>> kernel. I was referred to this mailing list for
>> further help. If this post is inappropriate for this
>> mailing list I apologize.
>> I am a newbie to Linux and thought you guys might be
>> able to help me out. I am in an operating systems
>> class and I have to write a research paper on
>> Linux. I was wondering if you could recommend a book
>> or other published material (ie. journal) that would
>> contain information about the following
>> topics in the Linux kernel:=20
>> - Device and Resource Management
>> - Memory Management=20
>> - Process Management=20
>> - File Management=20
>> - CPU Scheduling=20
>> - I/O Systems=20
>> - Anything else relating to those topics=20
>>=09
>> I already have the book "Linux Kernel Interals". So I
>> am looking for a different source than that.
>>=09
>> Thanks for any help you might be able to provide.
>>=09
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>>=09
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