Linux Internals
An Insider’s Guide to the Linux Kernel!Today, millions use Linux as their operating system of choice. And although all Linux distributions include source-code, few people understand the inner workings of kernel programming. As more companies begin to rely on Linux for solutions, administrators and programmers need to optimize system performance to keep critical business functions running smoothly. Linux Internals, is a comprehensive insider’s guide to kernel programming and OS theory.  Written by recognized Linux expert, Moshe Bar, Linux Internals covers in detail core concepts of the Linux kernel, including the latest version 2.4.  Including revealing commentary and enhancement suggestions, this book will give readers a thorough knowledge of Linux design principles and the process model.Includes in-depth coverage of:Factors affecting performance, with measurements and explanationsSample kernel enhancementsVariations between different Linux versionsCrisis-avoiding strategies for busy serversInstallation and tuning issuesAnd the CD-ROM contains the latest in kernel enhancements, which can incorporated into the server kernel.  For experienced Linux users and busy professionals wanting to plan and implement powerful Linux-based solutions, this is the most insightful and important reference available.On the CD-ROM:The latest Linux kernels including, the 2.3.51 and 2.3.99-pre4 file system updates, kernel core updates, and numerous network driver updates.