A conversation about BSD architecture books led to “Basic Kernel Source Code Secrets” by Lynne and Bill Jolitz, who also penned a series of articles on porting Unix (what we now call BSD, of course) to the 386. These articles came out around the same time Linus Torvalds started his little project…
A running description of activity related to DragonFly BSD.
I don’t have anything particularly related to this to say, but I just want to show some gratitude for creating and maintaining this site.
Regards,
Harmen
this book is a must!
i’ve bought volume 1 an year ago and that’s a very
nice introduction to the first days of all BSD systems.
i really recommend it.
Thanks – glad you liked it. We greatly enjoyed doing 386BSD, articles, and books.
PS. Our son plays with DragonFly on his system sometimes.