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On 2/14/09, yogesh kunjir yogeshkunjir@gmail.com wrote:

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Hi i am yogesh completed RHCE course. I want to jump into linux kernel code please suggest a good book (if possible FREE ebook) or there wise hard

book

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give me name of book and author i will bye it and if possible some video.

I

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want beginner to advance and advance to expert both.

waiting for replay

-- sincerely, योगेश web-admin for rajashreepestcontrol.com

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On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 11:03 PM, VidAyer vid@svaksha.com wrote:

...and who is stopping you from being polite, civil and nice Mr. Dinesh Joshi? Yet you choose not to, repeatedly. Your list behaviour dripping vitriol, sarcasm and insulting some poor sod is far more annoying than him using an MS product.

Really? Again? Do you care to read the thread before attacking someone or do you just blindly attack people? Go be polite ( super high sarcasm ) somewhere else. I dont take kindly to people like you who want to homogenize the whole civilization as they see fit. You want to spread your philosophy? Do it *without* bothering other people or you'll meet with such replies.

Some poor sod? I dont wish to justify myself and my reply to you. You're taking the sides of a pirating, plagiarizing person who wants to "jump into linux code". Shows exactly what your standing is :) If you dont like my replies, ignore them and dont reply. If you do then face the consequences. BTW I had *not* replied to your post or referenced you directly or indirectly. Funny you should search out my replies and attack me. Speaks little about you.

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 1:15 AM, VidAyer vid@svaksha.com wrote:

you did.

In this thread? No I did *not*. Dont lie. The archives dont lie. RTFA.

... And you *dont* get to bully me into silence either :) So read

I'm not bullying you into silence. Continue to crib, croon, wail or whatever you wish to do.

this http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/x302.html,

So tell me. We're loud, tell you to RTFM, say we're-not-a-linux-help-channel. Then why do you come into our mailing list, advertise yourselves, ask to help you guys out. You do realize that the same people, with their same habits, are going to probably do the same thing. This is how the whole community is. We're diverse, we're loud, we tell you to RTFM and we will flame and ridicule n00bs who won't try to help themselves and ask dumb questions. This is how our community in-general behaves. You have a problem with it? Make your own community. Spread your "philosophy" through talks, conferences. Don't bother coming into a mailing list where you know people like us live and pick a fight. This is what you did. Your fault.

and do take the time to learn some basic communication skills.

This is probably the lowest of all insults. You think I'm a Neanderthal with no communication skills? My dear I write well and people can understand what I write. And before you hallucinate into thinking that I'm calling myself the greatest writer of all times I want to clarify that I am a humble person with above average writing skills.

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 2:09 AM, yogesh kunjir yogeshkunjir@gmail.com wrote:

i don't want to repeat that word again because i am from a good background i am not like you.

Good background? Do you understand the seriousness for plagiarism? Do you even know what plagiarism is?

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 7:25 PM, Dinesh Joshi dinesh.a.joshi@gmail.comwrote:

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 2:09 AM, yogesh kunjir yogeshkunjir@gmail.com wrote:

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i don't want to repeat that word again because i am from a good

background i

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am not like you.

Good background?

yah and of course how you know abt that ????

Do you understand the seriousness for plagiarism? Do you even know what plagiarism is?

you think you are last man on earth who know everything and other don't know anything hahahaaaaa big joke

again i am saying stop this post please it is all ready gone out of topic

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On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:56 AM, Dinesh Joshi dinesh.a.joshi@gmail.com wrote:

So tell me. We're loud, tell you to RTFM, say we're-not-a-linux-help-channel. Then why do you come into our mailing list, advertise yourselves, ask to help you guys out. You do realize that the same people, with their same habits, are going to probably do the same thing. This is how the whole community is. We're diverse, we're loud, we tell you to RTFM and we will flame and ridicule n00bs who won't try to help themselves and ask dumb questions. This is how our community in-general behaves. You have a problem with it? Make your own community. Spread your "philosophy" through talks, conferences. Don't bother coming into a mailing list where you know people like us live and pick a fight. This is what you did. Your fault.

I notice you used the word "We" all over the above para. s/We/I/. FYI, this is a FOSS help channel in a way -- not a conventional help desk but a _voluntary_ help. You must have seen multiple posts where people like Kartik, Rony, jtd, Kenneth, etc. have helped people on-list with answers to their queries. You too have done that on some occasions.

What people here do not generally tolerate is people asking questions without any prior effort (the please do my homework kinds). I think it was suggested once before (dig into the mailing list for it) that instead of flaming someone for asking such questions, we could simply ignore them or point out to them politely that they ought to put in some effort on their own with google/irc/list archives before they post this.

The key word is polite.

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:13 AM, VidAyer vid@svaksha.com wrote:

Having initiated the negativity you need to *dig* into the archives for a change.

I did *not* attack you. You attacked me. The facts are obvious.

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I'm not bullying you into silence. Continue to crib, croon, wail or whatever you wish to do.

... yeah, you dont get to tell me to tolerate your bullying either.

Dont tell me to not tell you what to do, get that? Stop being nonsensical and dont waste my inbox space. I will very well do whatever I wish. You either put up with it or ignore.

... are you talking for yourself or every list member? The rudeness and bullying behaviour is limited to you at the moment so speak for yourself instead of calling every list member "loud". They are'nt, you definitely are.

What is your problem in life? You have your "polite" community, go and talk with them. Why do you want to pick a fight with me on this mailing list?

Its evident that you dont read the links posted or make the effort to understand what is being said so I'll summarize the keywords from : http://www.linuxchix.org/about-linuxchix.html , "be polite" and "be helpful" ; which you obviously _dont want to_ comprehend at all.

Hehe...so you dont reply to my other longish post where I have politely presented my points. You pick a fight with someone and then expect them to be polite - FAT CHANCE.

As for *-women groups ; besides LinuxChix, Debian-Women, Fedora-Women, Gnome-Women, KDE-Women, Ubntu-Women and Apache-Women already exist ; formed precisely because of the negative behaviour people like you exhibit. Your negativity manages to negate all the nice work done by

Then live in your own community. Stop asking negative people like me for help? You want to conform everybody to your philosophy. As I said earlier - FAT CHANCE.

hundreds of others, which is what the TLDP FAQ says. So again, go and

...which is what the TLDP FAQ says... stop being an automaton and pointing me to resources I am already aware about. I wont subscribe to your philosophy. You're a hypocrite. You come into this mailing list, insult and ridicule me and then expect me to be polite? How many IRC channels have you been kicked out of lately? haha. Your arrogance doesn't surprise me. As I said time and again, stop telling others what they should / shouldn't be doing. This isn't the Linuxchix, *-women mailing list. This is ILUG-BOM. Get your eyesight checked.

read it and try to understand it instead of bullying. Here is the link: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/x302.html

I'm not bullying you. You pick a fight, you face the consequences.

TBH, I am not interested in discerning your writing skills but I

Forget about being interested, you're incapable and you're nobody to judge my skills of any sort. Get that?

strongly object to you calling me "My dear"... very creepy and odd.

So what? Am I "harassing" you? Am I "bothering" you? This is what *you* have been doing to *me* in the last few threads. If you object to me doing that, then keep your so-called philosophy and links to yourself. Dont forget Newtons law. Hahaha.

VidAyer wrote:

As for *-women groups ; besides LinuxChix, Debian-Women, Fedora-Women, Gnome-Women, KDE-Women, Ubntu-Women and Apache-Women already exist ; formed precisely because of the negative behaviour people like you exhibit. Your negativity manages to negate all the nice work done by hundreds of others, which is what the TLDP FAQ says. So again, go and read it and try to understand it instead of bullying. Here is the link: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Encourage-Women-Linux-HOWTO/x302.html

Women should also protest against manufacturers of HIS motherboards and demand HER motherboards too. :-)

Just kidding!

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 8:07 PM, Rony gnulinuxist@gmail.com wrote:

Dinesh Joshi wrote:

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So tell me. We're loud, tell you to RTFM, say we're-not-a-linux-help-channel. Then why do you come into our mailing list, advertise yourselves, ask to help you guys out. You do realize that the same people, with their same habits, are going to probably do the same thing. This is how the whole community is. We're diverse, we're loud, we tell you to RTFM and we will flame and ridicule n00bs who won't try to help themselves and ask dumb questions. This is how our community in-general behaves. You have a problem with it? Make your own community.

I am sure this list does not belong to such a community.

+1.Mr Dinesh,speak for yourself.

Regards, Easwar Registered Linux user #442065

On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 9:40 AM, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay sankarshan.mukhopadhyay@gmail.com wrote:

In addition to books, you should also check out the kernel source code and start going through it. The code is somewhat well documented and should come in handy along with the books that you are reading.

Do drop by the http://kernelnewbies.org/ site and especially, http://kernelnewbies.org/KernelHacking section

You could try out:

http://my.safaribooksonline.com/0596005652?portal=oreilly : Understanding the Linux Kernel, 3rd Edition http://www.amazon.com/Linux-Kernel-Development-Novell-Press/dp/0672327201 Linux Kernel Development (2nd Edition) (Novell Press) (Paperback)

I guess these are available in Indian editions as well.

Nice Post. :)