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Add Your Own Linux System Calls

03/23/2007  
Relevance: 3.54
Linux system calls -- we use them every day. But do you know how a system call is performed from user-space to the kernel?Explore the Linux system call interface (SCI), learn how to add new system calls (and alternatives for doing so), and discover utilities related to the SCI.
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Build a centralized log management and monitoring system

10/25/2006  
Relevance: 3.49
Seasoned system administrators know that routinely reading system logs is an important task, but reading endless lines from logs is both time-consuming and boring, especially if you are responsible for a large number of busy servers. In this article I will show you how to set up a system that gathers and archives system logs from many network hosts and emails only important or irregular system events to administrators.
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Developing a file system for AIX

06/01/2007  
Relevance: 3.48
This article sheds some light on the AIX file system framework. You need to understand the framework in order to develop a new file system, or to port an existing file system to the AIX operating system.
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CLI Magic: Viewing system information

01/09/2008  
Relevance: 3.44
GNU/Linux is bursting with information about the system on which it runs. The system's hardware and memory, its Internet link and current processes, the latest activity of each user -- all this information and more is available. And, despite such desktop tools as the KDE Control Center or GNOME's System Monitor, the easiest place to get all the system information available is still the command line. In many cases, you can view system information via specific commands. Some of these commands are written specifically to give information, while other commands that are mainly intended to alter the system in some way just happen to include parameters for viewing the current state of the system.
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Review: Shuttle XPC SN27P2 barebones desktop system

12/13/2006  
Relevance: 3.29
A few weeks ago, I decided to start looking for a new system. After a fair amount of searching, I settled on a Shuttle XPC SN27P2 barebones system that includes the case, motherboard, and power supply. Since it's hard to find information about supported hardware under Linux, I thought I'd share my experience with the XPC. It's a tiny system that can pack a hefty punch, and it's a good system for users who want to run Linux.
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myOS (v1.0.3) - Miniature OpenGL development system

03/28/2007  
Relevance: 3.28
This is minimalistic GNU/Linux based system. Beside the main goal - OpenGL capable, Linux based system without X, I was also looking to make system small and fast as possible, with quick kernel boot and system loading time.[So, after case modding new now get OS modding? Sweet.— Sander
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3 Reasons Why Your System Might Be Slow

06/10/2008  
Relevance: 3.26
Computer users expect their systems to work well at all times, but unfortunately this isn't always the case. If your system becomes slow, there certainly is something you can do about it. This article will help you understand what's happening on the system, whether it's the computer in front of you or a system you're accessing remotely. Naturally, I presume you're running Linux, and the tools described here are Linux tools. If you're on some other weird system ( ;) ), your mileage may vary.
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Multi-processor x86 VME system boasts real-time Linux

02/08/2007  
Relevance: 3.18
Concurrent Computer reports shipping its first VME/VXS system available with Linux. The"iHawk VME" system runs Concurrent's Red Hat-based RedHawk operating system for multi-processor x86 chips, and enables userspace software to respond to external events in under 30 microseconds, the company claims.
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Who's Using Linux on the System i?

10/30/2006  
Relevance: 3.08
IBM first announced the availability of Linux on the iSeries in May 2001--more than five years ago. With great fanfare, Big Blue has consistently touted this Linux capability as a means for shops to realize cost savings and simplicity by capitalizing on the huge (outside the System i community) movement towards open source software and through server consolidation. All the appropriate heads nodded at the time, and certainly no one is arguing that the System i's ability to run Linux or other operating system partitions is in any way a bad thing.
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Remastering Knoppix 5.0.1 with SURFnet IDS Sensor

10/25/2006  
Relevance: 3.08
SURFnet IDS, a Distributed Intrusion Detection System (D-IDS). The goal is to provide an early warning system which lets system administrators correlate known and unknown exploits to attacks directed towards their networks.
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