UNIX book

[Unregistered]

Hi. I am a newbie in UNIX, I have some experience in C programming and I am considering to buy "Design of the UNIX OS" by Maurice J. Bach. What do you guys think of that book?

Are there any other books you would suggest. I am most interested in UNIX arquitecture, design. I want to know how the OS is build up, how things work. I already have enough books on shell commands and administration.

Thanks in advance !

[Troll_King]

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/013937681X/qid=1028446704/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/104-7523881-4107955

It's old but it's a classic.

[rohit]

http://www.terrorzone.kiev.ua

[starX]

Understanding the Unix Linux Kernel and Linux Device Drivers will both help you out here. Can't think of the authors' names, but they're both published by O'Reilly.

starX
www.axisoftime.com

[tgm]

Just some useful links.

Check out here for book reviews:
www.accu.org

And here for more info on Unix stuff:
http://stommel.tamu.edu/~baum/programming.html

[onurak]

Linux programming unleased can be a good reading

[starX]

Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment by Richard Stevens. That is the ONLY book you'll ever need on basic Unix Systems Programming.

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[onurak]

Linux programming unleased can be a good reading