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Linux Administration
- Linux Complete - command reference [1] [2]
- Linux Power Tools [3]
- Maximum RPM - complete RPM guide http://www.redhat.com/docs/books/max-rpm/max-rpm.pdf
- Linux Administrator’s Quick Reference Card [4]
- Linux Security Quick Reference Guide [5]
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Development and troubleshooting on Linux
- Advanced Linux Programming [6] (download)
- Make primer - University of Cambridge [7]
- Linux Assembly Language Programming http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_Linux/
- Writing Linux Device Drivers in Assembly Language http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_Linux/1_LDD.pdf
- Richard Stevens' Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment [8]
- Kqueue: A generic and scalable event notification facility [9]
- LXR - Linux Cross-Reference project [10]
- ABIcheck - checking an application binary's use of library interfaces [11]
- Richard Stevens' Unix Sockets FAQ [12]
- Layered Development with (Unix) Dynamic Libraries [13]
- The Linux GCC HOWTO [14]
- Linux Assembly HOWTO [15]
- Debugging Unix processes: A Detective Story [16]
- Examining a process without disturbing it [17]
- Modifying and Spying on running processes under Linux and Solaris [18]
- Mastering Linux debugging techniques [19]
- C Reference Card (ANSI) [20]
- Unix Programming Tools [21]
- Advanced Unix Programming by Marc J. Rochkind [22]
- System Activity Report (SAR) tool for tracking system performance
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Device Drivers
- Introduction to Linux Device Drivers http://www.mulix.org/lectures/intro_to_linux_device_drivers/intro_linux_device_drivers.pdf
- Linux Device Drivers - third edition [23]
- Linux Device Drivers - second edition [24]
- Linux Device Drivers - [25]
- Linux Device Drivers examples [26]
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Linux Performance
- Scalable Network Programming - The Quest For A Good Web Server [27]
- Surviving the SlashDot Effect - a surge in hit rate on a hosting web server
- BSD and Linux benchmarking http://bulk.fefe.de/scalability/
- The C10K problem [28] - handling ten thousand web clients simultaneously
- Microbenchmark comparing poll, kqueue, and /dev/poll [29]
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Threading
- Native POSIX Thread Library - [30] and its design - enabling the Linux kernel to run programs written to use POSIX Threads very efficiently.
- Linux threading models compared: LinuxThreads and NPTL [31]
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Loadable Kernel Modules
- The Journeyman's Guide to Hacking Linux [32]
- (nearly) Complete Linux Loadable Kernel Modules [33]
- Fancy Beeper Daemon - LKM example [34]
- Understanding Rootkits [35]
- Kernel Rootkits [36]
- Overview of Unix rootkits [37]
- Janus - security tool for sandboxing untrusted applications [38]
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Linux Kernel
- Linux Kernel resources [39]
- Concrete Architecture of the Linux Kernel [40]
- Understanding The Linux Virtual Memory Manager [41]
- Linux Kernel 2.4 Internals [42]
- The Linux Kernel [43]
- Linux Kernel howto [44]
- Kernel Hacking Lessons [45]
- Linux Kernel resources [46]
- The Linux Kernel HOWTO [47]
- UNIX Assembly Codes Development - Vulnerabilities Illustration [48]
- Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO [49]
- Kernel Level Vulnerabilities http://www.comms.scitech.susx.ac.uk/fft/security/kernvuln-1.0.2.pdf
- The Linux Kernel Archives [50]
- Linux Kernel resources [51]
- Linux Kernel in a nutshell [52]
- Linux Memory Management resources [53]
- Compressed Caching for Linux - VMM performance improvement [54]
- Linux Memory management - presentation [www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/li/cs690Z/Outline/vmm.pdf]
- David Rusling's "The Linux Kernel" eBook [55]
- Linux Process Scheduling [56]
- Chuck Cranor home page and his paper on NetBSD UVM
- Linux Kernel Internals [57] and [58]
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Linux scripting
- Overview Documentation for Bash [59]
- Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide [60] and pdf
- Korn Shell (ksh) Programming [61]
- AWK programming [62]
- Shell Scripting links [63]
- DMOZ.org - Scripting resources [64]
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Networking
- Modem-Dialup-to-NT HOW-TO : http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Modem-Dialup-NT-HOWTO.html
- Building a wireless access point on Linux http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-wap.html
- Build a network router on Linux http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-emu/
- Linux Network Administrators Guide [65] (pdf)
- Linux Network Administrator's Guide, 2nd Edition [66]
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High Availability solutions
- The High Availability Linux Project
- Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD) - file-system mirroring for high-availability applications
- OpenAFS - a distributed filesystem product developed at Carnegie Mellon University
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Resources
- Linux resources [67]
- Linux tutorials [68]
- Linux resources [69]
- Debian Linux resources [70]
- Complete list of O'Reilly books with downloadable code samples [71]
- LINUX NEWBIE ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE [72]
- Linux Newbie guide [73] pdf
- Accessing NTFS from Linux [74]
- Rosetta Stone for Unix - comparing unices [75]
- Gelato - Linux for 64 bits Itanium community (formerly Linux IA64 [76])
- Advanced Unix Minicourse [77]
- Bruce Perens' Open Source Series [www.phptr.com/perens]
- Self-Service Linux http://www.phptr.com/content/images/013147751X/downloads/013147751X_book.pdf
- Choosing a server virtualization technology [78]
- Linux Information Headquarters [79]
- VI Reference card [80]
- GNU Emacs 21 Reference Card [81]
- Quick reference cards [82]
- Directory of Computer File Systems and Network File Systems
- FAM - File Access Monitoring (primer)