Silicon Valley Linux Users Group - Kernel Walkthrough

Presentation by Warren Turkal

The Silicon Valley Linux Users Group hosts weekly sessions to walk through the code for the Linux Kernel, allowing newer users and developers to better understanding the operating system.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Silicon
• Valley
• Linux

[calebdorr]

everybody complaining about the length of this vid just seem to want everything handed to them in a half second; and not take the time to actualy focus and pay attention to something for long enough to retain something useful. go watch a cartoon if you can't handle something real.

[coaxx]

agreed, thanks for posting google <3

[killer414]

Thanks for this.. a great place to get started..and even tho ive contributed code to the kernel theres a lot in this for everybody!

[platinaluo]

So cool. I look forward to the kernel presentation series.

[JustinBieberBabyTv]

Really Big Screen.!

[Bitwzyze]

@Andy0n7 This talk is an hour and 30 minutes already. I'm not sure you want an even bigger file.

[Andy0n7]

google haven't a >240p camera...what a shame...

[Hobo740]

@DKGB84 I daresay you appear to be at least three years too late my benevolent sir.

I'm entirely aware of the accomplishments of the previous generations which I'm knowledgeable of. Three years later, I've done many a theses on the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment and specific scientists/philosophers therein. But seriously, THREEE YEARS TOO LATE.

[DKGB84]

@Hobo740 I'm so happy for you, but you should know that INTERNET

was built by PREVIOUS GENERATIONS.

And hope for you in the future to be more thankful to what great people

does for us in the past. If CARL GAUSS(that based on your reasoning

was pretty ignorant, since he had no Internet, no iPAD, no iPHONE,

like youth of today) had a computer we would be now playing tennis on MARS.

SO CHILD GO GET A BOOK,AND START WRITING DOWN, THAT BIG

PLAYERS OF SCIENCE ARE MADE IN LIBRARIES, not youtube.

[moveaxebx]

boot sector (MBR) is stored at phy. address: 0x7C00 or in seg:offest addressing 0x0:0x7C0, where 0x0 = code segement register(Real mode).

55AA(signature) are last two bytes of MBR and are not necessary in newer BIOSes.



[moveaxebx]

@themostwanted4life

lol