Date: Fri, 3 Dec 1999 01:48:39 +0530
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [LI] kernel and porting
Hello there,
For studying the kernel in depth, can anyone gimme pointers as to
where I can start from so that as I go on, I get on to the working
of the kernel, the memory management done by the kernel, scheduling
and all that which is done by the kernel. All this so that it does not
go over my head and learn something also.
I have tried the minimal hand-made linux and it works in vmware.
Now I need to implement it on my machine. I think that should not be a
problem ( yeah that distro of mine Sidux ;-)
And can anybody point me to the aspects that are to be considered while
porting an UNIX application to Linux and steps to be taken so that
the application subsequently developed can be packaged into rpm,deb or
<distro-specific-packacing>.
TIA
Regards
Khader
khader,
my suggestion is to use LDP documetations. regarding kernel, u can use 'the
linux kernel' by D. A. Rusling. it is a ldp guide. the postscript file sizes
to around 2MB . the current release explains kernel version 2.0.33. i'm still
on that kernel. it came out to be very stable for me.
regarding porting, there is a chapter in linux programmer's guide. once again
a ldp guide. though making rpm's and all are not discussed there. advance
congrats on 'sidux'.
DS
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