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A document I wrote at the end of my studies for my diploma work.
How to optimize an embedded Linux boot, from U-Boot configuration to the userland init scripts.
Here's some help to port your applications from Windows, Solaris, and OS/2 to run natively on Linux on x86-based systems. The information here also covers porting from Windows to Java and porting and...
There is a crying demand among mobile phone vendors for talented ARM programmers, and there's plenty of work to be done. This article provides a starting point for understanding the software side of...
To build an available Linux server environment with IBM blades, first you need to set up a fault-tolerant environment between the blade and any external storage. This enables you to deliver...
Learn about efficient virtualization for the Cell/B.E. processor regarding hardware resources called container virtualization, and the open source software OpenVZ Linux project. This second article...
The Small Computer Systems Interface (SCSI) is a collection of standards that define the interface and protocols for communicating with a large number of devices. Linux provides a SCSI subsystem to...
Built from the ground up to create identical output on both printer and screen—all in a cross-platform way—cairo is becoming a huge player in the Linux graphics space, as well as BSDs, Windows, and...
Create a working Linux cluster from many separate pieces of hardware and software, including System x and IBM TotalStorage systems. Part 3 provides the first half of the instructions you need to set...
The article contains minute process and defination as to what
happens when a linux boots on a x-86 system i have tried to
make this article as easy as possible so that even the
begineers in the...
Take even greater advantage of the synergistic processing elements (SPEs) of the Sony PS3 in this installment of Programming high-performance applications on the Cell BE processor. Part 2 looks in...
A lack of physical memory can severely hamper Linux performance. In this article, learn how to accurately measure the amount of memory your Linux system uses. You also get practical advice on...
Create a working Linux cluster from many separate pieces of hardware and software, including IBM System x and TotalStorage systems. This article, one of a multipart series, covers hardware...
Security plug-ins bring new versatility to your database security setup in IBM DB2 9. Read this article to determine what should be tested before deploying your own customized security plug-ins....
To make Linux applications usable worldwide -- with no inequity between Western dialects and languages around the world -- you must be able to input, store, retrieve, and render any language, no...
The most common input/output model used in Linux is synchronous I/O. After a request is made in this model, the application blocks until the request is satisfied; the calling application requires no...
The LinuxThreads project originally brought multithreading to Linux, but didn't conform to POSIX threading standards. The introduction of Native POSIX Thread Library (NPTL) however, overcame many of...
The X10 protocol is a fairly primitive tool for transmitting data over power lines that allows you to turn things on and off remotely. In this article, Peter Seebach shows how to extend the software...
