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The book is an excellent resource for Linux Kernel programming

The book is an excellent resource for Linux Kernel programming and Kaiwan does an equally excellent job on taking the reader step by step through the concepts and process.

Linux Kernel Programming - Second Edition
Linux Kernel Programming - Second Edition

I was fortunate to receive a review copy of the Linux Kernel Programming - Second Edition by Kaiwan N Billimoria. The book is an excellent resource for Linux Kernel programming and Kaiwan does an equally excellent job on taking the reader step by step through the concepts and process. I also appreciate the fact that it is written in such a way that those new to Linux or the Linux kernel can get just as much information from the book as a reader that is well versed in Linux. Chapters 1-3 provide a great background on the Linux kernel and compiling the kernel from source. Chapter 1 provides a great job taking the reader to building the workspace for building out the kernel which flows to Chapter 2 on the actual kernel build/compilation. Chapter 3 continues where Chapter 2 left off allowing you to complete the kernel build/compilation. The book is laid out in a very ordered and programmatic way that makes it easy to understand and digest complex topics and concepts. While I appreciate Chapters 4 and 5 on how to write Kernel modules, but most of all I am thankful that Kaiwan spends three chapters on memory management with Chapters 7-9. This is a great resource and just another book to place in your library.

Linux Kernel Programming - Second Edition: A comprehensive and practical guide to kernel internals, writing modules, and kernel synchronization: Billimoria, Kaiwan N: 9781803232225: Amazon.com: Books
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