Operating System Engineering
Dissects UNIX operating system design around xv6 on RISC-V: page tables, traps, system calls, interrupts, locking, thread scheduling, crash-safe file systems, and virtual memory.
Professors of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Complete university lecture series taught by Frans Kaashoek & Robert Morris.
Dissects UNIX operating system design around xv6 on RISC-V: page tables, traps, system calls, interrupts, locking, thread scheduling, crash-safe file systems, and virtual memory.



Kernel isolation, composable pipes, SQLite bytecode, Git, and Linux tracing
Bell Labs · MIT · Carnegie Mellon University +2
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