September 2004
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
12h 53m
English
Terms you’ll need to understand:
✓ | Archive |
✓ | Compile |
✓ | Compression |
✓ | Driver |
✓ | Kernel |
✓ | Module |
✓ | Patch |
✓ | Tarball |
Techniques you’ll need to master:
✓ | Understanding kernel options |
✓ | Configuring modules |
✓ | Patching a kernel source tree |
✓ | Compiling a kernel |
✓ | Troubleshooting kernel boot issues |
✓ | Repairing library issues |
✓ | Identifying stable kernel versions |
The Linux kernel doesn’t constitute much of what we refer commonly to as Linux. The majority of the Linux operating system is made up of software packages, daemons, and applications that are not needed to actually run the OS.
The kernel handles a multitude of things, including but not limited to, the following:
Memory management
Dividing up processor time ...
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