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LINUX RESOURCES |
There are a huge number of Linux resources available
on the web that come from a large community of people who have worked
with the Linux kernel.
- General Info:
- Kernel News:
- Kernel Hacking:
- Linux Kernel Debuggers:
- KDB: built-in kernel debugger with multiprocessor support
- Kgdb: kernel debugger used through serial line
- Source Navigators:
The source navigators provide browse-able kernel code, making it easier
to read than your ssh window or emacs. However, the kernel is not
necessarily the
same version as the kernel you will be working with, so watch out for
subtle differences.
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C PROGRAMMING RESOURCES |
The Linux kernel is written almost entirely in C, so
for those unfamiliar with C, here are some links that provide some
explanations.
- General C Reference
- Pointer Resources
- C Systems Programming
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