Functional and design specifications documents for Linux 2.4 kernel subsystems, services and the modules. This is a collaborative work by engineers in industry and in the open source community,with open peer review.
Yes, it has been a long long time since the last glimmer of activity on the Kernelbook project, but I'm happy to announce a new hope for rekindling the project: As of today, the project keys will be handed over to Utkarsh Sinha. Utkarsh is a long-time ...
Anonymous created the mistake in ch-tools.pdf artifact
This is really quite amazing: I just browsed the stats page for the kernelbook, and I don't know what happened in April 2001, but this site has seen a consistent 400 page views a day ever since, giving it a SourceForge rating above 60%. What's a little ...
gigirey created the Frame Buffer artifact
I have received a release from Macmillan formalizing their departure from the project and releasing the copyright of the work to me. This means I am free to do as I wish with the work, and my immediate wish is to convert the kernelbook to a pure free ...
amitc commented on the RE: Yet Another Kernel Book? forum thread
I have just added the Kernel Documentation WikiWiki to the Kernelbook website. For those who have not used a WikiWiki before (WikiWiki is the Hawaiian word for "quick") it is an ultra-fast method for compiling knowledge into a dialog. ...
garym committed patchset 34 of module docbook to the Linux Kernel Architecture Book CVS repository, changing 7 files
The initial review drafts for the introduction to Linux, installing and configuring the kernel and the Plug and Play subsystem are now available for public view through our FTP site. These files are distributed in PDF format and can be reached through ...
The kernelbook project is looking for a contributing author to describe the Linux 2.4 V4L and the sound subsystems. If you are interested in taking on these chapters, please contact garym@linux.ca
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