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Linux Recovery

Recovering you windows stuff using Ubuntu Lunux
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  • jprax published this 01/24/2009
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LINUX System Call Quick Reference

System call is the services provided by Linux kernel. In C programming, it often uses functions defined in libc which provides a wrapper for many system calls. Manual page section 2 provides more ...
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  • border published this 04/02/2009
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Understanding the Proc File System

Understanding the Proc File System in Unix / Linux Systems
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  • meemhamza published this 08/21/2008
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Linux Installation Guide

Linux Installation of Oracle 10g
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  • thaval published this 01/11/2009
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Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide

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  • api_user_11797_WHO_SaNE published this 10/15/2008
  • 2,559 reads
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Linux System

Linux History Desing Principles Kernel Modules Process Management Scheduling Memory Management ...
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  • deathenm published this 08/06/2008
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Advanced Embedded Linux

Slides for an advanced embedded Linux course, based on original material by Free Electrons and modified and enhanced by Codefidence Ltd.
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  • tuxolgy published this 06/18/2008
  • 9,849 reads
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l-lpic2201-LinuxKernel

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  • api_user_11797_m.balakumar2004 published this 10/15/2008
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Linux Course

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  • api_user_11797_arkabh published this 10/18/2008
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initramfs

Herzelinux Lecture: Initramfs - boot your Linux WELL by Zaar Hai from Codefidence ltd. Abstract: * What happens between grub and init? * pre-initrd era, initrd era, new, initramfs, era...
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  • LBY published this 12/29/2008
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Linux Networking - Routing Subsystem

Slides for a lecture by Ram iRosen about the Linux kernel networking routing subsystem, given at Herzelinux club. Important kernel networking data structures and tables (sk_buff, net_device, ro...
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  • tuxolgy published this 08/06/2008
  • 6,552 reads
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Linux Performance Tuning and Performance

The purpose of this document is to describe how to monitor Linux operating systems for performance. This paper examines how to interpret common Linux performance tool output. After collecting this...
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  • sha7khan published this 03/18/2009
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Linux Networking Internals

Slides for a course about the Linux kernel network stack.
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  • tuxolgy published this 06/18/2008
  • 7,145 reads
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Advances in Kernel Hacking

advanced kernal hacking
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  • api_user_11797_muraliv published this 10/18/2008
  • 242 reads
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Understanding the Linux Kernel by O'Reilly Media

This new edition covers Version 2.6 of the Linux kernel, which has seen significant changes to nearly every kernel subsystem, particularly in the areas of memory management and block devices. <i>Un...
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  • O'Reilly published this 05/15/2009
  • 1,736 reads
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Industrial-strength Linux lockdown, Part 1 Removing the shell

For technical and non-technical users alike, maintaining a large installed base of Linux machines can be a harrowing experience for an administrator. Technical users take advantage of Linux's extre...
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  • bagsta published this 06/20/2008
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Linux-Kernel 2

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  • api_user_11797_powersyam_14 published this 10/19/2008
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How Linux Boots

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  • hell~tycoon published this 10/30/2007
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UNIX Linux Troubleshooting

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  • api_user_11797_kamrul786 published this 10/15/2008
  • 485 reads
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Understanding-fstab

/etc/fstab is a system configuration file and is used to tell the Linux kernel which partitions (file systems) to mount and where on the file system tree. How-to created by: bodhi.zazen. Link to or...
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  • exodus_ms published this 05/09/2009
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