Re: Linux Kernel Architectural Diagram

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On Thu, 2020-02-06 at 16:28, Linux Lists wrote:
> Where can I get a diagram of the Linux Kernel Architectural ?

Depends what your after. There is a nice kernel poster sold by Think
Geek that uses a script (IIRC) written by Rusty Russel of the 2.4.0
kernel layout. Basically a glorified call tree diagram. I think the
image public so you should be able to download it somewhere.

Are you interested in any particular bit or just a general overview.
There are a number of books available that offer commentry on how it all
goes together which are worth looking at.

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Alex Bennee <kernel-hacker@bennee.com>
Hackers Inc
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