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Tuesday, 24 February 2015

SCSI I/O dispatch and return path

Tuesday, 27 January 2015

Read system call trace (contd.)

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Read system call trace (specific to linux kernel 3.16.3)

Sunday, 14 December 2014

Generating function graph in Linux using ftrace

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Linux Internals Simplified

Linux Internals Simplified
We have taken many articles from our blogs and moved them with extra explanation in this book

Articles in this blog

  • Read system call trace
  • Read system call trace (contd.)
  • SCSI I/O dispatch and return path
  • Ftrace
  • Linux cgroups for blkio subsystem
  • Linux spinlock implementation
  • Linux Signals - Internals
  • Interrupt handling in Linux
  • Linux Device Model internals
  • Linux PCI bus enumeration
  • Linux Scheduling
  • Linux DMA APIs
  • Linux Wait Queues and Wakeup
  • Linux jprobe example
  • Linux Segmentation info
  • SCSI device addition Linux internals
  • Linux Memory initialization
  • Linux memory initialization (contd.)
  • Linux process creation internals
  • Linux kernel crash dump analysis
  • Linux native multipath internals
  • Linux hugepages internals
  • Linux Kernel NVMe driver
  • Linux internals segmentation fault
  • Linux System Call Implementation x86_64
  • entry_64.S
  • Write system call and its ftrace
  • Linux FUSE internals
  • Linux RCU Usage and internals
  • Kprobe example
  • Linux io_uring example and internals
  • Linux libaio APIs and ftrace
  • Linux fiemap internals
  • Linux IO stack on kernel 5.15

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These blogs are posted by Shubham Sharma and Kundan Kumar. These are result of the exploration we did for various stuffs which were unknown to us. We have published many of the contents in this blog in the "Linux Internals simplified" book. This book is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087SHCBD4
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