I'd recommand you to start at http://www.tldp.org/ (The Linux Documentation Project) and dig from there. You are also likely to find good books about the internals of the Linux kernel both on-line and off-line (e.g. Amazon).
And last but not least, google.com is your friend here too, try it.
Hope this helps,
--Amos
Harmeet Uppal wrote:
Hi,
Need some info on how does copy on write work after a fork and whats is the actual difference with vfork and fork.Why is there a difference in their foot prints.And are there any unique mailing list just for Threads (HP/Linux/Solaris & AIX)
Thanks and regards, Harmeet
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