Posts Tagged ‘system’

Few problems that you may encounter when booting Linux

Table of contents Introduction Understanding the kernel installation Kernel binary Kernel version number Kernel modules Linux boot process explained Initial ram-disk Mounting root file-system init and services init levels Services Booting Linux with broken init scripts Conclusion IntroductionBACK TO TOC I thought I’d write a few things that I do with kernel when administrating my […]

New article –
SMP affinity and proper interrupt handling in Linux

Today I finished working on a new article called “SMP affinity and proper interrupt handling in Linux”. It describes a problem encountered by many system engineers and administrators and that is how to configure the system to properly handle interrupts. This article concludes a research that I did, those purpose was to find out what […]

How to obtain a unique thread identifier on Linux

From some reason this topic never got enough attention in libc. POSIX threads library does addresses this issue, however what starts in POSIX library stays in POSIX library. pthread_self() and friends will get you an identifier that is unique accross your program, but not accross your system. Although thread is a system object, the system […]

About this web-site

I’ve been running this web-site for something like five years. Well… Not this one in particular, but many different sites with different domain names, different CMS systems, etc. I guess it started because I actually wanted to do web-designs. I started learning Photoshop back in 1997-1998, and by year 2002 became quiet proficient with it. […]