June 2006
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
29h 12m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
This chapter covers a topic that’s likely to be one of the most intimidating to a newcomer to UNIX: how to configure and rebuild your kernel, the innermost core of the operating system, which interacts at the most basic level with devices and coordinates processes. This is a task that simply does not happen in the desktop PC world, where the kernel is the carefully guarded domain of the software company. However, tweaking the kernel is a necessary ...