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Subject: Re: curious to know about linux internals(kernel
From: Andrew Ebling <aebling@tao-group.com>
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>      i am new to linux (before this worked on windows)
>     
>      i am interested to know about kernel.
>  
>      i don't with which documents or books will give a through knowledge about linux kernel
> 
>  please help me.

I am working an a kernelhacking-HOWTO at:

http://www.kernelhacking.org

The aim of the document is to make kernel programming more accesible to
those with limited time.  Anyone with C programming and Linux experience
should be able to get something out of the document.

It is work in progress, but I try to release a new version each week.

The kernelnewbies mailing list is a better place to ask newbie questions
btw.

HTH,

Andy

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