I am looking for some biblographic material for OS learning (mostly for linux). I've read Linux Device Drivers, and I am interested in these: * The design of unix operating system (Bach) * Modern operative systems (Tanenbaum) * Operating Systems design and implementation(Tanenbaum) I haven't done formal Computer Science studies, and I don't the time to read the three of them, but as I am working very close to the linux kernel, I am trying to sharp my skills a little. All books seem very well rated, and the first one is a real classic. I would like to have further suggestions so I can decide myself better. Thanks. Ezequiel.
2011/6/1 Ezequiel García <elezegarcia@yahoo.com.ar>
I am looking for some biblographic material for OS learning (mostly for linux). I've read Linux Device Drivers, and I am interested in these:
* The design of unix operating system (Bach)
* Modern operative systems (Tanenbaum)
* Operating Systems design and implementation(Tanenbaum)
I haven't done formal Computer Science studies, and I don't the time to read the three of them, but as I am working very close to the linux kernel, I am trying to sharp my skills a little.
All books seem very well rated, and the first one is a real classic. I would like to have further suggestions so I can decide myself better.
I think you should try. Bovet and Cessati Understanding linux kernel and Robert love Linuk kernel development.
Thanks. Ezequiel.
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2011/6/2 Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar <chambilkethakur@gmail.com>:
2011/6/1 Ezequiel García <elezegarcia@yahoo.com.ar>
I am looking for some biblographic material for OS learning (mostly for linux). I've read Linux Device Drivers, and I am interested in these:
Robert love Linuk kernel development.
+1 I am currently reading it. Also waiting anxiously for LDD 4 ! That is the book that got me started :D
Also waiting anxiously for LDD 4 ! That is the book that got me started :D
Another excellent (and more updated) book about Linux device drivers is: Essential Linux Device Drivers (http://amzn.to/bvELFI). Is a good complement to LDD3 because it explains how drivers are implemented for real devices instead of virtual ones. Best regards, -- Javier Martínez Canillas (+34) 682 39 81 69 PhD Student in High Performance Computing Computer Architecture and Operating System Department (CAOS) Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Barcelona, Spain
Hello,
* The design of unix operating system (Bach)
* Modern operative systems (Tanenbaum)
* Operating Systems design and implementation(Tanenbaum)
I haven't done formal Computer Science studies, and I don't the time to read the three of them, but as I am working very close to the linux kernel, I am trying to sharp my skills a little.
I would further suggest: * kernel area: Linux Kernel Development [1] * OS area: Operating Systems Concepts [2] * systems area: The Linux Programming Interface [3] Anyhow, while reading books it's ok in the beginning to really have a progress in your learning progress you should start looking at the code. thanks, Daniel. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Linux-Kernel-Development-Robert-Love/dp/0672325128 [2] http://www.amazon.com/Operating-Concepts-Seventh-Abraham-Silberschatz/dp/047... [3] http://nostarch.com/tlpi
Have you had a look over here [1], though it is a bit outdated, it have enough information to kickstart linux kernel, after that move on to Understanding series from various authors. I highly recommend spending time with Modern OS by AST inorder to get good idea on operating systems in general. [1] http://en.tldp.org/LDP/tlk/tlk.html - /althaf k backer/
2011/6/2 Althaf <althafkbacker@gmail.com>
Have you had a look over here [1], though it is a bit outdated, it have enough information to kickstart linux kernel, after that move on to Understanding series from various authors. I highly recommend spending time with Modern OS by AST inorder to get good idea on operating systems in general.
** Check below link for "*Linux Kernel Development by Robert Love (3rd Edition) *" stid.googlecode.com/files/*Linux*.*Kernel*.*Development*.*3rd*.*Edition*.* pdf* Regards, Sumeet
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