Linux kernel in a nutshell
Written by a leading developer and maintainer of the Linux kernel,Linux Kernel in a Nutshell is a comprehensiveoverview of kernel configuration and building, a critical task forLinux users and administrators. No distribution can provide a Linux kernel that meets all users'needs. Computers big...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol, California :
O'Reilly
2007.
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
| Colección: | In a nutshell (O'Reilly & Associates)
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009627218106719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Who This Book Is For
- How the Book Is Organized
- Online Version and License
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Shell Scripts
- Safari® Enabled
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- I
- Introduction
- Using This Book
- Requirements for Building and Using the Kernel
- Tools to Build the Kernel
- Compiler
- Linker
- make
- Tools to Use the Kernel
- util-linux
- module-init-tools
- Filesystem-Specific Tools
- ext2/ext3/ext4
- JFS
- ReiserFS
- XFS
- Quotas
- NFS
- Other Tools
- udev
- Process tools
- PCMCIA tools
- Retrieving the Kernel Source
- What Tree to Use
- Where to Find the Kernel Source
- What to Do with the Source
- Configuring and Building
- Creating a Configuration
- Configuring from Scratch
- Default Configuration Options
- Modifying the Configuration
- Console Configuration Method
- Graphical Configuration Methods
- Building the Kernel
- Advanced Building Options
- Building Faster on Multiprocessor Machines
- Building Only a Portion of the Kernel
- Source in One Place, Output in Another
- Different Architectures
- Installing and Booting from a Kernel
- Using a Distribution's Installation Scripts
- Installing by Hand
- Modifying the Bootloader for the New Kernel
- GRUB
- LILO
- Upgrading a Kernel
- Download the New Source
- Which Patch Applies to Which Release?
- Finding the Patch
- Applying the Patch
- Reconfigure the Kernel
- Can't This Be Automated?
- II
- Customizing a Kernel
- Using a Distribution Kernel
- Where Is the Kernel Configuration?
- Finding Which Module Is Needed
- Example: Determining the network driver
- Example: A USB device
- Summary of device discovery
- Let the kernel tell us what we need
- Determining the Correct Module from Scratch
- PCI Devices
- USB Devices
- Root Filesystem
- Filesystem type.
- Disk controller
- Helper Script
- Kernel Configuration Recipes
- Disks
- USB Storage
- IDE Disks
- Serial ATA (SATA)
- Burning a CD-ROM
- IDE CD-ROM drives
- SCSI and SATA CD-ROM drives
- Devices
- USB
- IEEE 1394 (FireWire)
- PCI Hotplug
- PCMCIA/CardBus
- Sound (ALSA)
- CPU
- Processor Types
- SMP
- Preemption
- Suspend
- CPU Frequency Scaling
- Different Memory Models
- ACPI
- Networking
- Netfilter
- Network Drivers
- IrDA
- Bluetooth
- Wireless
- Filesystems
- RAID
- Logical Volume Manager and Device Mapper
- File Sharing with Windows
- OCFS2
- Security
- Default Linux Capabilities
- SELinux
- Kernel Debugging
- Kernel Log Timestamps
- Magic SysRq Keys
- Debug Filesystem
- General Kernel Debugging
- III
- Kernel Boot Command-Line Parameter Reference
- Module-Specific Options
- Console Options
- console
- netconsole
- debug
- quiet
- earlyprintk
- loglevel
- log_buf_len
- initcall_debug
- kstack
- time
- Interrupt Options
- apic
- noapic
- lapic
- nolapic
- noirqbalance
- irqfixup
- irqpoll
- noirqdebug
- Memory Options
- highmem
- hugepages
- ihash_entries
- max_addr
- mem
- mem
- memmap
- memmap
- noexec
- reserve
- vmalloc
- norandmaps
- vdso
- Suspend Options
- resume
- noresume
- CPU Options
- cachesize
- lpj
- nmi_watchdog
- no387
- nofxsr
- no-hlt
- mce
- nomce
- nosep
- nosmp
- notsc
- max_cpus
- Scheduler Options
- isolcpus
- migration_cost
- migration_ debug
- migration_ factor
- Ramdisk Options
- initrd
- load_ramdisk
- noinitrd
- prompt_ ramdisk
- ramdisk_ blocksize
- ramdisk_size
- Root Disk Options
- ro
- root
- rootdelay
- rootflags
- rootfstype
- rw
- Init Options
- init
- rdinit
- S
- kexec Options
- crashkernel
- elfcorehdr
- RCU Options
- rcu.blimit
- rcu.qhimark
- rcu.qlowmark
- rcu.rsinterval.
- ACPI Options
- acpi
- acpi_sleep
- acpi_sci
- acpi_irq_ balance
- acpi_irq_ nobalance
- acpi_irq_isa
- acpi_irq_pci
- acpi_os_name
- acpi_osi
- acpi_serialize
- acpi_skip_ timer_override
- acpi_dbg_layer
- acpi_fake_ecdt
- acpi_generic_ hotkey
- acpi_pm_good
- ec_intr
- memmap
- memmap
- pnpacpi
- processor.max_ cstate
- processor.nocst
- SCSI Options
- max_luns
- max_report_ luns
- scsi_dev_flags
- PCI Options
- PCI
- Plug and Play BIOS Options
- noisapnp
- pnpbios
- pnp_reserve_ irq
- pnp_reserve_ dma
- pnp_reserve_io
- pnp_reserve_ mem
- SELinux Options
- checkreqprot
- enforcing
- selinux
- selinux_ compat_net
- Network Options
- netdev
- rhash_entries
- shapers
- thash_entries
- Network File System Options
- lockd.nlm_ grace_period
- lockd.nlm_ tcpport
- lockd.nlm_ timeout
- lockd.nlm_ udpport
- nfsroot
- nfs.callback_ tcpport
- nfs.idmap_ cache_timeout
- Hardware-Specific Options
- nousb
- lp
- parport
- parport_init_ mode
- nr_uarts
- Timer-Specific Options
- enable_timer_ pin_1
- disable_timer_ pin_1
- enable_8254_ timer
- disable_8254_ timer
- hpet
- clocksource
- Miscellaneous Options
- dhash_entries
- elevator
- hashdist
- combined_ mode
- max_loop
- panic
- pause_on_oops
- profile
- Kernel Build Command-Line Reference
- Informational Targets
- Cleaning Targets
- Configuration Targets
- Build Targets
- Packaging Targets
- Documentation Targets
- Architecture-Specific Targets
- Analysis Targets
- Kernel Configuration Option Reference
- EXPERIMENTAL
- LOCALVERSION
- AUDIT
- IKCONFIG
- EMBEDDED
- MODULES
- IOSCHED_NOOP
- IOSCHED_AS
- IOSCHED_ DEADLINE
- IOSCHED_CFQ
- SMP
- M386
- X86_GENERIC
- NR_CPUS
- SCHED_SMT
- PREEMPT_NONE
- PREEMPT_ VOLUNTARY
- PREEMPT
- PREEMPT_BKL
- NOHIGHMEM
- HIGHMEM4G
- HIGHMEM64G
- FLATMEM_ MANUAL.
- DISCONTIGMEM _MANUAL
- SPARSEMEM_ MANUAL
- SECCOMP
- KEXEC
- HOTPLUG_CPU
- PM
- SOFTWARE_ SUSPEND
- ACPI
- CPU_FREQ
- CPU_FREQ_ DEFAULT_GOV_ PERFORMANCE
- CPU_FREQ_ DEFAULT_GOV_ USERSPACE
- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ PERFORMANCE
- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ POWERSAVE
- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ USERSPACE
- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ ONDEMAND
- CPU_FREQ_ GOV_ CONSERVATIVE
- PCI
- PCCARD
- PCMCIA
- CARDBUS
- HOTPLUG_PCI
- NET
- UNIX
- INET
- IP_ADVANCED_ ROUTER
- NETFILTER
- NET_SCHED
- IRDA
- IRLAN
- IRNET
- IRCOMM
- IRDA_ULTRA
- BT
- IEEE80211
- MTD
- PARPORT
- PNP
- ISAPNP
- PNPBIOS
- IDE
- BLK_DEV_IDE
- BLK_DEV_ IDEDISK
- BLK_DEV_ IDECD
- BLK_DEV_ IDEFLOPPY
- SCSI
- BLK_DEV_SD
- CHR_DEV_ST
- BLK_DEV_SR
- CHR_DEV_SG
- CHR_DEV_SCH
- SCSI_MULTI_ LUN
- SCSI_SATA
- MD
- BLK_DEV_MD
- BLK_DEV_DM
- IEEE1394
- I2O
- NETDEVICES
- NET_ETHERNET
- NET_RADIO
- PPP
- PPPOE
- ISDN
- PHONE
- INPUT
- VT
- VT_CONSOLE
- SERIAL_8250
- AGP
- DRM
- I2C
- SPI
- HWMON
- VIDEO_DEV
- DVB
- FB
- VGA_CONSOLE
- LOGO
- SOUND
- SND
- SND_USB_ AUDIO
- USB
- USB_EHCI_HCD
- USB_OHCI_HCD
- USB_UHCI_HCD
- USB_STORAGE
- USB_SERIAL
- USB_GADGET
- MMC
- INFINIBAND
- EDAC
- EXT2_FS
- EXT3_FS
- REISERFS_FS
- JFS_FS
- XFS_FS
- OCFS2_FS
- INOTIFY
- QUOTA
- AUTOFS_FS
- FUSE_FS
- SMB_FS
- CIFS
- PROFILING
- OPROFILE
- KPROBES
- PRINTK_TIME
- MAGIC_SYSRQ
- DEBUG_KERNEL
- DEBUG_FS
- SECURITY
- SECURITY_ SELINUX
- IV
- Helpful Utilities
- patch and diff
- New Kernel Versions
- Managing Your Patches with quilt
- git
- ketchup
- Bibliography
- Books
- General Linux Books
- Linux Kernel Books
- Tool Locations
- Index.
