I would like to recommend to read some book about the very concepts,
I don't think there are many changes from these times in process
management, memory management, file system management and i/o management
for example
A.Silbuschatz, J.Peterson, P.Galvin Operating Systems Concepts Addison
Wesley publishing company,1991, ISBN 0-201-51379-X
or
William A. Shay, Introduction to operating systems, harper collins college
publishers 1993 ISBN 0-673-38-122-6
Of course these two books are not the only one source, maybe not the best
source but you understand my direction
Gints Plivna
Arslan Dar
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2001.07.18
11:45
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hi list,
if some one is willing to start learning Solaris/Unix from
scratch....scratch means scratch,
then which link/artical/book will be serving the purpose.
and that "some one" wants to get through Solaris certification after
getting himself drowned in Solaris,
Not to mention docs.sun.com has all the solaris related material, but
remember the word "SCRATCH"
thanks in advance
Arslan
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