I want do help too!
My first action with kernelhacking was downloading the kernel version 0.01 to study. I did it for 2 weeks ago, but someone here told me that isn't a good idea because this is a very older version( but I think more simple).
Maybe if I help to write this wiki I can learn more.... :) and it is what I want.
Please, tell me what to do :)
On 9/14/06, Gaurav Dhiman
<gauravd.chd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 9/14/06, Rik van Riel < riel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> suman adak wrote:
>
> > Yes i am ready to work. guide me. I have written one outline for this
> > wiki pages.
>
> Looks like a great start to me!
>
> > I have attached here...guide me for further modification.. how i will
> > proceed ? or what should i have to do now?
>
> Since the document could end up being too big for one wiki
> page, it is probably best to create a new section on the
> site (like FAQ) and have sub-pages inside it for each of
> the sections.
>
> I'll try to help write some parts of the guide.
>
Great !!
I think its fairly a good start, we have some sections clearly defined
to start with. As the document goes on we can further expand the
sections which are undefined (add on) right now.
Also I think, people who are interested in writting up some of the
sections of this document, should first own the section by declaring
it on this mailing list (we can continue with this mail chain to track
the owners and the sections they are owning,or should creat some
sperate chain just for this tracking purpose). Owning the section
would reduce the duplicate effort as well as everybody will know who
is the owner of which section and can patch up with the owner to add
to the section. If anybody feels document is something missing and he
can provide some good inputs, create your own section and own it as
well as declare it on tracking mail.
If it seems decent model to start off, I think we should start owning
the section. For adding to kernelnewbies, one should have a log-in on
it. Well, I can write a section on interrupt handling and
synchronization mechanisum available in kernel.
regards,
Gaurav
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