Operating Systems 2015F: Tutorial 9 - Revision history

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	You should spend this tutorial time working on your project. If you feel lost at this point, please talk to a TA or the instructor as soon as possible!		You should spend this tutorial time working on your project. If you feel lost at this point, please talk to a TA or the instructor as soon as possible!

	If you are trying to figure out how the piece of the kernel you are looking at fits in with the rest of the kernel, you may want to check out this [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map/ interactive map of the Linux kernel source.] The links in the image perform searches for identifiers in the latest version of the linux kernel on [lxr.free-electrons.com the linux cross reference website].		If you are trying to figure out how the piece of the kernel you are looking at fits in with the rest of the kernel, you may want to check out this [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map/ interactive map of the Linux kernel source.] The links in the image perform searches for identifiers in the latest version of the linux kernel on [http://lxr.free-electrons.com the linux cross reference website].

	Don't spend too much time staring at this map, however, as it may confuse you more than help you. However, do note that most of what we have done in this class has been towards the top of this diagram. Why do you think this is? We will discuss this in the next lecture.		Don't spend too much time staring at this map, however, as it may confuse you more than help you. However, do note that most of what we have done in this class has been towards the top of this diagram. Why do you think this is? We will discuss this in the next lecture.

Soma at 20:07, 20 November 2015

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	You should spend this tutorial time working on your project. If you feel lost at this point, please talk to a TA or the instructor as soon as possible!		You should spend this tutorial time working on your project. If you feel lost at this point, please talk to a TA or the instructor as soon as possible!

	If you are trying to figure out how the piece of the kernel you are looking at fits in with the rest of the kernel, you may want to check out this [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map/ interactive map of the Linux kernel source.] The links in the image perform searches for identifiers in the latest version of the linux kernel on [lxr.free-electrons.com].		If you are trying to figure out how the piece of the kernel you are looking at fits in with the rest of the kernel, you may want to check out this [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map/ interactive map of the Linux kernel source.] The links in the image perform searches for identifiers in the latest version of the linux kernel on [lxr.free-electrons.com the linux cross reference website].

	Don't spend too much time staring at this map, however, as it may confuse you more than help you. However, do note that most of what we have done in this class has been towards the top of this diagram. Why do you think this is? We will discuss this in the next lecture.		Don't spend too much time staring at this map, however, as it may confuse you more than help you. However, do note that most of what we have done in this class has been towards the top of this diagram. Why do you think this is? We will discuss this in the next lecture.

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You should spend this tutorial time working on your project. If you feel lost at this point, please talk to a TA or the instructor as soon as possible!

If you are trying to figure out how the piece of the kernel you are looking at fits in with the rest of the kernel, you may want to check out this [http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map/ interactive map of the Linux kernel source.] The links in the image perform searches for identifiers in the latest version of the linux kernel on [lxr.free-electrons.com].

Don't spend too much time staring at this map, however, as it may confuse you more than help you. However, do note that most of what we have done in this class has been towards the top of this diagram. Why do you think this is? We will discuss this in the next lecture.