Re: How to get involved with the latest kernel development?

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On Thu, Nov 10, 2016 at 1:23 PM, Hao Lee <haolee.swjtu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, everyone

I'm very interested in memory management, so I have read many
materials such as  Understanding the Linux Virtual Memory Manager and
Understanding the Linux Kernel (2nd). These books are all about kernel
2.4 and I have read the source code of kernel 2.4 for a long time.

I once thought I can use kernel 2.4 as my stepping-stone and begin my
journey of kernel development, but I feel frustrated. Kernel 2.4 and
kernel 4.4.30 are almost completely different! I can't even find a
familiar function and I don't know how to begin. I want to contribute
to mm subsystem and I believe many developers in this list are more
experienced than me, so could you give me some advice. Thanks!

2.6.XX series had same books with newer version, which are closer to 4.X.X kernels.
But  I don't think any book is completely upto date. 
Regards,
Hao Lee

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