How to study linux kernel?

I'm interested in linux-kernel but I'm beginner.

So I don't know how to study linux-kernel.

Please tell me.
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1. Go to www.linuxdoc.org and read the HOWTOs on the Linux kernel.
2. Buy a coffee maker and 3000 lbs. of coffee beans. You will also need a coffee grinder to grind the beans so you can stay awake around the clock reviewing code.
3. Grow a very thick skin and expect "baptism by fire" when asking any question on this list.
4. Be very nice to Alan Cox. He will answer questions and if you are really wanting to help out.
5. Buy a copy of "Unix - a practical implementation" and read it.
6. "Linux Kernel Internals" is another great book, get it -- the basics are there.
7. Grow a ponytail -- view it as your telepathic antenna to other Linux Kernel Developers.

:-)

Jeff

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