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There are several. The best of all is
Kirk M. McKusick & comp: Design And Implementation of 4.3 BSD. Yes, it's right, it's 4.3, not 4.4, because the latter is too detailed and not as well written as the 4.3 book. Uresh Vahalia: Unix Internals, The New Frontier. David Rusling: The Linux Kernel (E-book, a little bit old, but still great
http://www.linuxdoc.org/LDP/tlk/tlk.html)
Maurice Bach: Design of the Unix OS
Andrew Tannenbaum: Modern Operating System
Harvey Deitel: An Introduction to Operating Systems (1990 edition,
I haven't seen the 2003
one)
Bruce Ellis: Hitchiker's Guide to VMS (Excellent book!!!)
Nicklaus Wirth: Data Structures + Algorithms = Programs (This is an ancient
book, but was a great
introduction to
B-trees. People are
always fond of their
college books)
Brian Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie: Do I really need to specify the title
of this one? ANSI edition is great.
On 02/27/2004 11:13:11 PM, Tanel Põder wrote:
> > 2) Shared memory, semaphores, direct and asynchronous I/O, threading
> concepts.
> > These things are very hard to rectify if misconfigured and it is
> important
> > that one who installs oracle knows what he or she is doing. In case of
> RAC,
> > the list of fundamental OS features includes fairly detailed list of
> networking
> > features, concepts and procedures. Add here virtual memory, paging,
> swapping,
> > massaging buffer pool and OS parameters.
>
> Speaking about above, which book would you recommend for getting deep
> understanding on Unix OS'es?
> Solaris internals is only about Solaris, modern operating systems is too
> general?
>
> Tanel.
>
>
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