How to Learn Linux Kernel Development – Books and FREE Online Course
This post was last updated on December 11th, 2020 at 01:27 pmProgramming, coding, development are some of the demanding jobs in the world right now. Out of all those, a
The Differences Between UEFI And BIOS
BIOS and UEFI both are the firmware interfaces that act as an interpreter between the system’s firmware and operating system. A firmware interface initializes the hardware components while the startup
Difference Between MBR And GPT
Large storage disks usually have logical partitions. An Operating System uses a partition table to identify the start address, filesystem information, and other details of a specific logical partition. The partition table in a disk is either managed in MBR or GPT format. MBR is the legacy partition table management
The Concept Of RAID
This post was last updated on August 3rd, 2020 at 01:50 pmOriginally the term RAID defined as “Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks” but now it is referred to as “Redundant Array of Independent Disk”. It is a data storage virtualization technology. The idea behind this is to combine multiple physical
What’s an Operating system & why do we need one?
This post was last updated on November 3rd, 2020 at 05:15 pmBasically an operating system (OS) is a software system (collection of interdependent software code) on its own that allows multiple software applications (multi tasking OS) to use a single set of hardware components at the same time. When I
Basic Operating System Services: A beginner’s guide
This post was last updated on November 3rd, 2020 at 05:20 pmOperating System Services are the basic functionalities or the responsibilities of an Operating System that it provides to the Application programmers and Device Driver Developers to build applications and Device Drivers for a particular Operating System Like: Linux, FreeBSD,
HelloWorld program in Java
In the previous post, we looked at how to install Java in your system and getting started with the first Java program. We looked at a very basic program in
What are symlinks and how to create them in Linux?
Symbolic links also known as symlinks or soft links are special types of files that point to another file or directory in the filesystem. These are very much similar to
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