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| * ["WritingPortableDrivers"] by Greg KH. How to write portable device drivers. |
* WritingPortableDrivers by Greg KH. . How to write portable device drivers. |
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| A short and incomplete introduction to how tasks interact with the kernel. * ["/CopyUser"] Copy from/to user-space implementation. A description of the x86 copy_from/to_user() core code. |
. A short and incomplete introduction to how tasks interact with the kernel. * /CopyUser Copy from/to user-space implementation. . A description of the x86 copy_from/to_user() core code. |
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| How to use CVS to manage your kernel sources. * ["/DebugWithoutPrintk"] Printing debug info without printk by Keith Owens. Directly renders to screen bypassing limitations of printk (such as early in the boot sequence) * ["/InitcallMechanism"] Understanding The Linux Kernel Initcall Mechanism by Trevor Woerner. How module_init() and friends work. * ["/SeqFileHowTo"] seq_file HOWTO by Randy Dunlap Describes the seq_file API, used for outputting information via /proc. * ["UpstreamMerge"] by RikvanRiel. The why and how of merging code into the upstream kernel. * ["WhyReiser4IsNotIn"] by Diego Calleja. Why Reiser4 is not in the Linux Kernel. |
. How to use CVS to manage your kernel sources. * /DebugWithoutPrintk Printing debug info without printk by Keith Owens. . Directly renders to screen bypassing limitations of printk (such as early in the boot sequence) * /InitcallMechanism Understanding The Linux Kernel Initcall Mechanism by Trevor Woerner. . How module_init() and friends work. * /SeqFileHowTo seq_file HOWTO by Randy Dunlap . Describes the seq_file API, used for outputting information via /proc. * UpstreamMerge by RikvanRiel. . The why and how of merging code into the upstream kernel. * WhyReiser4IsNotIn by Diego Calleja. . Why Reiser4 is not in the Linux Kernel. |
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| A description of Linux 2.2's IP stack, with diagrams. * ["/HighAvailability"] High Availability talk by Marcelo Tosatti IRC talk on high availability issues * ["/MemoryManagement"] Memory Management talk by Rik van Riel IRC talk on memory management |
. A description of Linux 2.2's IP stack, with diagrams. * /HighAvailability High Availability talk by Marcelo Tosatti . IRC talk on high availability issues * /MemoryManagement Memory Management talk by Rik van Riel . IRC talk on memory management |
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| IRC talk on netfilter | . IRC talk on netfilter * [http://www.nuvolinux.org www.nuvolinux.org ]A documentation project on the Linux kernel. (italian) * We are searching volunteers for a translation in english. |
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Some existing links with information about different documents describing Linux Kernel. Information here is not guaranteed to be correct or up to date. Please add the documents you think should be present here.
Articles
WritingPortableDrivers by Greg KH.
- How to write portable device drivers.
- ["/SchedulingInUNIXAndLinux"] Scheduling in UNIX and Linux
- A short and incomplete introduction to how tasks interact with the kernel.
/CopyUser Copy from/to user-space implementation.
- A description of the x86 copy_from/to_user() core code.
- ["/KernelSrcInCVS"] Putting kernel sources in CVS by Erik Mouw.
- How to use CVS to manage your kernel sources.
/DebugWithoutPrintk Printing debug info without printk by Keith Owens.
- Directly renders to screen bypassing limitations of printk (such as early in the boot sequence)
/InitcallMechanism Understanding The Linux Kernel Initcall Mechanism by Trevor Woerner.
- How module_init() and friends work.
/SeqFileHowTo seq_file HOWTO by Randy Dunlap
- Describes the seq_file API, used for outputting information via /proc.
- The why and how of merging code into the upstream kernel.
WhyReiser4IsNotIn by Diego Calleja.
- Why Reiser4 is not in the Linux Kernel.
Presentations
- ["/LinuxIPNetworking"] Linux IP Networking by Glenn Herrin
- A description of Linux 2.2's IP stack, with diagrams.
/HighAvailability High Availability talk by Marcelo Tosatti
- IRC talk on high availability issues
/MemoryManagement Memory Management talk by Rik van Riel
- IRC talk on memory management
- ["/Netfilter"] Netfilter talk by Harald Welte
- IRC talk on netfilter
[http://www.nuvolinux.org www.nuvolinux.org ]A documentation project on the Linux kernel. (italian)
- We are searching volunteers for a translation in english.
Currently offline
[http://www.kernelnewbies.org/documents/kdoc/ Kerneldoc] by various contributors.
- Generated pdf/html files from the kernel source tree.