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Linux Kernel Programming Book

Hey Everybody,
Could anybody suggest a good linux kernel programming book? The best kind would be like one those where you can learn a lot fast (like those 24 hour series books). Please let me know if you know any good ones.

Thanks
Jun 30 '07 #1
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Hey Everybody,
Could anybody suggest a good linux kernel programming book? The best kind would be like one those where you can learn a lot fast (like those 24 hour series books). Please let me know if you know any good ones.

Thanks
I would suggest reading The Linux Kernel and the Kernelbook Project .
Jul 2 '07 #2

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