C Programming

Linux

VMWare

General Information

• Linux homepage
  
• Linux Information HQ
• Linux Documentation Project

Kernel News

• Linux Weekly News (LWN.net)
• KernelTrap.org
• Kernel Traffic

Kernel Hacking

• Linux Kernel Archives at kernel.org
• List of (potentially useful) Linux-related links
• The Linux Kernel by David A Rusling: html
• Linux Kernel Internals by Tigran Aivazian
• The Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide: HTML
• Linux Kernel HOWTO for configuring and compiling the kernel (very useful)
  
• Kernel Rebuild Guide  another source for configuring and compiling the kernel
  
• Kernel Newbies: page for an IRC channel intended to help new kernel hackers
• Linux 2.6 Memory Management (PDF), covering Linux 2.6
• Linux Device Drivers, a free online book
• Rusty Russell's Unreliable Guide to Locking
  

Kernel Debuggers

• KDB: built-in kernel debugger with multiprocessor support
• Kgdb: a kernel debugger used through a serial line
  

Source Navigation

The source navigators provide browse-able kernel code, making it easier to read than your ssh window or emacs. However, the kernel may not be the same version as the kernel you will be working with, so watch out for subtle differences.

• Linux Cross Reference (Original site in Norway)

• Linux Cross Reference (Australian mirror, not as complete)
  

Source Code Management

• A tutorial introduction to git
• Taek Joo's quick git guide