Linux Inside
Dec 25, 2024•19 min
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Episode description
The provided Book excerpts come from a series of blog posts about the Linux kernel for the x86_64 architecture. The posts aim to explain the kernel's booting and initialization processes in detail, starting from the bootloader and going all the way to the launch of the first init process. The author explains concepts like protected mode, memory management, interrupts, system calls, and synchronization primitives using detailed code examples and diagrams. The posts also delve into the structure of the kernel's makefiles and provide guidance on how to build the Linux kernel from source.
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