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Linux Kernel

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"... With all its history of reliable performance, the TCP protocol is known to break down in a situation with high loss and high RTT. A known solution is “Split TCP”, where one or a few proxies (helper boxes) are used to break the end-to-end TCP connection into a few (almost) independent legs. Each leg ..."
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has its own feedback, congestion control, error control mechanism, etc. The main contributions of our work are the design and implementation of “Split TCP ” using Netfilter Hooks in the Linux kernel, and the use of IP over IP for transport. The kernel implementation reduces overhead

Linux Kernel

by Teil Analyse Von Produktlinien, Christian Kästner (universität Marburg, Sven Apel (universität Passau, Gunter Saake (universität Magdeburg
"... optional, independent features a unique variant for every person on this planet 7 320 optional, independent features more variants than estimated atoms in the universe ..."
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optional, independent features a unique variant for every person on this planet 7 320 optional, independent features more variants than estimated atoms in the universe

Linux Kernel

by Liguo Yu, Stephen R. Schach, Kai Chen, Jeff Offutt, Stephen R. Schach , 2003
"... Application to the Maintainability of the ..."
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Application to the Maintainability of the

A Rusling. The Linux Kernel

by Copyright David, A Rusling, For Gill , 1999
"... This book is for Linux enthusiasts who want to know how the Linux kernel works. It is not an internals manual. Rather it describes the principles and mechanisms that Linux uses; how and why the Linux kernel works the way that it does. Linux is a moving target; this book is based upon the current, st ..."
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This book is for Linux enthusiasts who want to know how the Linux kernel works. It is not an internals manual. Rather it describes the principles and mechanisms that Linux uses; how and why the Linux kernel works the way that it does. Linux is a moving target; this book is based upon the current

SELinux Integration into Linux Kernel.

by Vinay Karajagi, Meenakshi Garg
"... Abstract: The protection mechanisms of many mainstream operating systems were inadequate to support confidentiality and integrity requirements for end systems. To address this problem, the National Security Agency (NSA) worked with Secure Computing Corporation (SCC) to develop a strong, flexible man ..."
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of the SELinux architecture into the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel is a Unix-like computer operating system kernel. The Linux kernel is a widely used operating system

Linux Kernel development

by Ian Mcdonald
"... Abstract. This paper focuses on the process of development for the Linux kernel. This topic is approached both from a technical viewpoint and also the interactions with the open source community. The aim of the paper is for readers not to have the same difficulties the author experienced! ..."
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Abstract. This paper focuses on the process of development for the Linux kernel. This topic is approached both from a technical viewpoint and also the interactions with the open source community. The aim of the paper is for readers not to have the same difficulties the author experienced!

Concrete Architecture of the Linux Kernel

by Moataz Kamel, James P. D. Keast
"... This report presents the concrete, as implemented, software architecture of the Linux kernel. Linux is a UNIX like operating system written by Linus Torvalds. The C language source code for Linux 2.0.30 contains over 800 KLOC and as such is a good candidate for analysis. The architecture was extr ..."
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This report presents the concrete, as implemented, software architecture of the Linux kernel. Linux is a UNIX like operating system written by Linus Torvalds. The C language source code for Linux 2.0.30 contains over 800 KLOC and as such is a good candidate for analysis. The architecture

The variability model of the Linux kernel

by Steven She, Rafael Lotufo, Thorsten Berger, Andrzej W ˛asowski, Krzysztof Czarnecki - In VaMoS , 2010
"... Abstract—Lack of realistic benchmarks hinders efficient design and evaluation of analysis techniques for feature models. We extract a variability model from the code base of the Linux kernel, obtaining a model larger by an order of magnitude than the largest publicly available feature model so far. ..."
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Abstract—Lack of realistic benchmarks hinders efficient design and evaluation of analysis techniques for feature models. We extract a variability model from the code base of the Linux kernel, obtaining a model larger by an order of magnitude than the largest publicly available feature model so far

Demography of Linux Kernel Developers

by Timo Aaltonen, Jyke Jokinen , 2006
"... Several success stories of open source (OS) products have been seen during last decade. Due to the economical importance of the products, it is important to know who are the ones who have the largest influence to the products. Therefore, studying demography of open source projects is essential. In t ..."
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. In this paper the aspect is studied with respect to the Linux Kernel. We show that the influence is centered to a small number of core people, and corporates have a large impact to the development. Moreover, we enumerate the most influential companies of the Linux Kernel community. Besides influence, we have

Multi-core and Linux * Kernel

by Suresh Siddha
"... Semiconductor technological advances in the recent years have led to the inclusion of multiple CPU execution cores in a single processor package. This processor architecture is known as Multi-core (MC) or Chip Multi Processing (CMP). Any application which is well optimized and scales with SMP will t ..."
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will take immediate benefit of the multiple execution cores, provided by the Multi-core architecture. Even if the application is single-threaded, multi-tasking environment will take advantage of these multiple execution cores. 2.6 Linux kernels (which have better SMP scalability compared to 2.4 kernels
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