RE: Kernel start code

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> >
> > Use cscope and search for "kernel_entry" symbol. I think its in
> > arch/$ARCH/boot/head.S or may in in kernel directory.
>
> I would recommend refer Linux Kernel Primer- it explains boot process line-by-line for X86 and PPC.
> http://www.amazon.com/Linux-Kernel-Primer-Top-Down-Architectures/dp/0131181637

I would still recommend cscope. Its all there. Plus looking at code one can learn lot more than book can *teach* you.

- Himanshu

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