Re: Support in explaining the intricasies of the Linux Kernel

From: Daniel Phillips (news-innominate.list.linux.kernel@innominate.de)
Date: Wed Aug 30 2000 - 18:10:39 EDT

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Michael Peddemors wrote:
> The ./Documentation/i386/boot.txt written by HPA is a nice start about the
> boot processes, but yes, I found that very few people on this list have the
> time to explain generalized concepts. Makes it hard to wade in and
> contribute.. My struggles with INITRD_START reporting has so far only got 3
> helpful souls to respond... (Ooops 4, how could I forget Alan :-))
[...]

Try cross-posting to linux-doc@vger.kernel.org and/or
kernel-doc@nl.linux.org. There are far fewer readers there, but they
are *very* helpful and knowledgeable. A number of people are starting
to take a serious interest in documenting the intricacies of the most
current kernels.

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Daniel
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