new to the Linux kernel world

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Subject: new to the Linux kernel world
From: "Linto" <lintos@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 12:31:26 +0530
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Hello friends,

I'm new to the Linux kernel world and want better starting point.

What I know from my current knowledge is that I need to start from

bootsect.s then head.s then setup.s

I want to know that my assumption is correct or not?

I hope all the help from u friends

Linto Poulose E

India

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