Re: NEWBIE in kernel

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> On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 1:52 PM, Gaurav Soni <grvlinux@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Dear All,
>>
>> I m new in kernel programming,I have gone through beginning linux
>> programming by matthew and stones, wrox publicaiton. Any one can
>> please suggest me what will be the best way to start linux kernel
>> programming.
>>

You might want to read these.

1. Linux kernel development, Rober Love.
2. Linux device drivers - Greg-KH
3. Linux kernel programming - Michal beck and others.
4. Advanced unix programming - Richard Stevens

Going ahead you might want to read:

UTLK - bovet and cesati
Linux Virtual memory - Mel gorman.

You need to refer to the sources in parallel. try lxr.linux.no or you
can download the same from kernel.org

>> With Regards
>> Gaurav Soni


 I think the best way to start linux kernel programming is come from Greg Kroah-Hartman is Linux Kernel in a Nutshell .

This book help you into the Linux kernel development.

--
Bian Jiang
Blog: http://www.wifihack.net



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