How does kernal work in Linux?

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Hi,

I want to know how kernal communicates with the Linux os in terms of it's roles such as Interrupt Handler, Scheduler, Supervisor and Manager.

Kindly assist.

Thanks.

Posted 30-May-11 5:14am

deepz vanza

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Richard MacCutchan 30-May-11 16:04pm

There is no such thing as kernal; kernel however ...

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 30-May-11 20:15pm

... is a competely different story!

deepz vanza 31-May-11 0:57am

Yes. I want to learn that different story.

deepz vanza 31-May-11 0:56am

There is, it's similar to COM(Component Object Model) in Microsoft. In Linux it has a ".kernal" extension. The working process is quite different from COM. I wanted to know more about the working process.

Help me, if you know..

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Solution 2

Read the book.[^]

Posted 30-May-11 12:15pm

markkuk

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deepz vanza 31-May-11 0:45am

:) Thank you

Solution 3

It is impossible to answer this sort of question in a forum like this. Why not try some research for yourself, perhaps starting here[^].

Posted 30-May-11 22:42pm

Richard MacCutchan

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deepz vanza 31-May-11 6:04am

okay. Thank you :)

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-30T05:23:00

Solution 1

Kindly Google.

You are welcome.

Posted 30-May-11 5:23am

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deepz vanza 30-May-11 11:25am

hehehe :D
I did.
I just wanted a simpler explaination.

OriginalGriff 30-May-11 11:35am

There are no "simple" explanations!:laugh:

deepz vanza 30-May-11 11:38am

:D hehe. Yes but I want to keep it crystal clear.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-May-11 15:40pm

Is my vote of 1 clear enough?
Knowledge needs hard work.--SA

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 30-May-11 20:20pm

"... simpler explanation ... "

OMG! I don't exactly consider myself an idiot, but even I broke a couple of teeth trying to comb that wig!

"I just wanted a simpler explanation" ... enough said, over and out!

deepz vanza 31-May-11 0:42am

Hey.. Yes you're right. I meant in terms of explaination. Not in terms of effort

deepz vanza 31-May-11 0:43am

Okay.. Well It would be better if I'd get the solution instead of arguing over small things

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-May-11 15:41pm

A 5 for the answer. Best help so far.
--SA