yes, i realize that's a wide-open topic, but i'm giving some
tutorials on the kernel in the near future and i want to collect some
publicly-available kernel docs to package and give away to the
students. and given how quickly the kernel changes these days, a lot
of what is out there is already a bit dated.
so ... any favourites in terms of downloadable HOWTOs / tutorials /
references? in particular, i'd like coverage on:
* memory management (wouldn't we all?)
* debugging (the latest techniques)
thanks for any pointers -- i'll summarize and post the results.
rday
p.s. and, yes, i already know about the stuff in Documentation/, i've
already pulled the good stuff out of there.
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