Information science "Linux Kernel" / Yutaka Hirata from the Basics

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Information Science
[Introduction]
When it comes to talking about the kernel in Linux, there are many people who get panicked because they don't know much about it or about it.
This book explains how to build the Linux environment and
load the source code.
The author who has worked on the Linux kernel for more than 20 years has concentrated his knowledge and know-how accumulated from bitter experiences into this book.
[Contents]
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Basics of the Linux kernel
[1.1] What is Linux
[1.2] Where is Linux used
[1.3] What is the Linux kernel
[1.4] Open Source and Licensing
[1.5] How to learn about the Linux kernel?
Chapter 2 : Reviewing Logs and Source Code
[2.1] Rust
[2.2] Logs and Source Code
Chapter 3 : Yocto
[3.1] Building Linux Systems
[3.2] Documentation
[3.3] Yocto Offers
[3.8] Starting Up and Building
[3.9] Yocto Build Environment
[3.10] Yocto Build Preparation
[3.11] YRead the implementation
[5.18] probe processing
[5.19] SPI region access
[5.20] checking the implementation of the problem
[5.21] BIOS Write Enable meaning
[5.22] Understanding SMM
[5.23] Exploring the root cause
Follow-up
indexes
Born in Hyogo-ken, Ishikawa.
Lived in Ishikawa-ken.
After graduating from Hyogo Prefectural Tatsuno High School, Department of Science and Intelligent Engineering, kobe university School of Engineering, went to Tokyo and joined NEC Corporation.
After working for 20 years in the Hardware Division, resigned voluntarily and became independent as a freelancer.
Has written more than 20 years and has 32 books.
Freelance is known as Yulabo in YOULAB.
Works include embedded software development, book and magazine writing, lectures and lecturers.
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