"Scheduling while atomic"

[Sascha Wildner]

Erik Wikström wrote:
I would recommend that you find yourself a book about operating systems 
in general and read through, then you'll get at least an overview of 
what the different parts do, how they work together and how they work. 
After that, if you still want to learn more, you can get The Design and 
Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System. While FreeBSD is quite 
different from DF in many places it still gives a deeper understanding 
of many of the common concepts.
A nice introduction to Operating Systems was always

ftp://ftp.cs.uky.edu/cs/manuscripts/vade.mecum.2.pdf

Beware, it's pretty dated. But for understanding some basic concepts 
it's probably still good enough.

Sascha

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