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Hi, I am a newbie ...just out of college...All that we have done and learnt from college is theoritical aspects of any concept. Hence I am looking at some good ...
  1. 10-07-2008 #1
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    Need guidance to start basic kernel programming

    Hi,

    I am a newbie ...just out of college...All that we have done and learnt from college is theoritical aspects of any concept. Hence I am looking at some good exercises to sharpen my programming skills in system programming / understanding the kernel concepts. Please let me know how to start with and also point me to good handson exercises to work on each concept.

    Thanks for the patience
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    Welcome to the forums!

    Check out the kernel related books published by O'Reilly. They cover the Linux kernel in great depth.
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    Thanks for the suggestion. Can you tell me where I can get some challenging exercises to work on the concepts of system programming.
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    Some of the various guides offered up here have programming exercises:

    The Linux Documentation Project: Guides

    ... in addition the Google search below pulls up pages of options, some of which might be beneficial to you:

    online linux programming exercises - Google Search

    Hope you do well with it.
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