I am sorry

[JimmyJiang]

I know maybe the content of this message maybe not fit the title here,but I am really eager want to know the answer and I can't find a proper place to put this message,so I put it here,really sorry for that.
I really eager to know some good books' name about operating system.If you know it,could you please tell me.I really interest in making a operating system and still keep on movin every day.But you know,it's really hard to study it well without a good book.Thank you in advance.And sorry again.

[hspc]

http://www.eicage.com/os.htm
the book titled : Understand the Linux Kernel may be useful :)

[retry]

Modern Operating Systems, 2nd Edition by Andrew Tanenbaum is a very good book.

[sargon]

It might be easier for you to pick one operating system to start with, and work your way up rather than trying to learn the theory behind operating systems first.

[JimmyJiang]

Thank you for your warm help and encouragement.I will take your advice.I will follow my dream everyday.

[meisunknown]

Hi!
A good start would be Operating System by William Stalling. If you know a little about OS and you want a good understanding of their workings then go for Operating System Design The Xinu Approach by Douglas Comer.
hope this helps
meisunknown

[Andreas Masur]

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[Deniz]

You know technically a counter that ticks 1 to 0 every millisecond or depending on the hardware speed counts as an operating system... ;)

[King]

A list of such good books is :


1. Galvin & Silbershatz.
2. Andrew S Tanenbaum.
3. Mileselovic.....(Fantastic Book....Better Than anyone else)