I'm a newcomer of Linux kernel, and I want to know the mechanism of Linux kernel. But I was confused by such a huge number of concepts, structs and functions after the reading of Understanding the Linux kernel. This book details too many concepts which make me lost in the complex net of relationships between these components. I think I want a book which has many figures to describe these relationships behind this monolithic system. This book needs to describe the mechanisms of kernel instead of details how these functions work.Is there a such book?
Can anyone recommend some linux kernel related books for beginners?
linux kernel;books
Linux Kernel DevelopmentThird Edition by Robert Love is a good book ! Linux From ScratchVersion 7.4Created by Gerard BeekmansEdited by Matthew Burgess and Bruce Dubbs,This package provides an arbitrary precision numeric processing language. It satisfies a requirement neededwhen building the Linux kernel. and contains programs needed to administer Linux kernel modules. and etc..O'Reilly's Understanding The Linux Kernel.