On Sat, 20 Sep 2014, Gustavo Silva wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> So at this moment the idea is just update the topics as they are
> currently covered in LDD3 without going any further?
"LKD3", not "LDD3". two very different books.
> I mean, the suggestions for topics to be covered in more detail will
> be considered by you as a "wish list" or can we also try to start
> writing down those details?
the "challenge" is simply to review "Linux Kernel Development (3rd
ed)" by robert love, and identify *anything* that needs to be updated
for the (hypothetical) LKD4. there are no hard and fast rules ... you
can peruse LKD3 and make note of *anything* that needs to be updated
with respect to the current version of the kernel.
eventually, there *might* be an LKD4, and if there is, it will make
it a much better book if numerous people have already identified (in
detail) the parts that need to be updated.
so take on the challenge, pick the parts of the book that interest
you most, and let me know what needs fixing, and i'll keep track of it
all, and when/if LKD4 comes out, it will be a much better book because
of everyone's efforts.
rday
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