V vrd Explorer Jan 29, 2009 #1 can anyone suggest a good book on operating systems? i have googled a few but i would like to know if anybody recommends a particular book which will help me gain a good understanding of the underlying concepts.
can anyone suggest a good book on operating systems? i have googled a few but i would like to know if anybody recommends a particular book which will help me gain a good understanding of the underlying concepts.
S sahilm Contributor Jan 30, 2009 #2 Operating System Concepts, Silberschartz, Galvin & gagne. The standard tome. Reactions: 1 person
Gryph0n Contributor Jan 30, 2009 #3 sahilm said: Operating System Concepts, Silberschartz, Galvin & gagne. The standard tome. Click to expand... +1 ^^. Great book to understand the concepts. If you want to dig into the internals, there are lots of books 1.>Linux Internals, 3rd Ed. I believe the 2nd Ed is available as a free to download PDF by the authors 2.>The Design of the Unix OS by Bach. I think this straddles between concepts and internals 3.>Operating Systems by Tanenbaum. Half of the book is the source code to Minix. Reactions: 1 person
sahilm said: Operating System Concepts, Silberschartz, Galvin & gagne. The standard tome. Click to expand... +1 ^^. Great book to understand the concepts. If you want to dig into the internals, there are lots of books 1.>Linux Internals, 3rd Ed. I believe the 2nd Ed is available as a free to download PDF by the authors 2.>The Design of the Unix OS by Bach. I think this straddles between concepts and internals 3.>Operating Systems by Tanenbaum. Half of the book is the source code to Minix.