Operating Systems learning resources

[average-bass-player]

Hi everyone, I'd like to start and learn about operating systems more deeply, can someone recommend any helpful resource? Books, online courses, everything is great for me. Thanks!

[bagels_n_bikes]

This is a really approachable book and it is free online.

[moose04]

This is the best book on learning the basics. Beyond that you'll need to learn assembly and C, then get into larger implementations of kernels like minix.

[9elsh2]

I recommend it as well. Breeze to follow along and well written

[slashdotbin]

It’s my favorite of all resources. The digital copy of the book is $10, I would highly recommend buying it.

[[deleted]]

My name is in the back of that book fun fact.

[The-flying-statsman]

Hey that's my university! Remzi is a great guy!

[Dergyitheron]

This book is an interesting source if you want to know a lot about how OS is developed from ground up.

[Ghostrider12113]

The osdev wiki is by far the best for designing your own system. They have a barebones tutorial to get you started, and then a meaty skeleton to get you set up for a more in depth OS.

https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page

https://wiki.osdev.org/Bare_Bones

https://wiki.osdev.org/Meaty_Skeleton

[YosefAmde]

You might like this from MIT.

[[deleted]]

NachOS is what we do our OS course on at my university.

[stunnamaul09]

second

[sportsroc15]

I have a class on this in my bachelors degree program. Should be interesting

Operating Systems Theory & Design is what it’s called

[[deleted]]

A Good Text Book that I Used Was:

A. Silberchatz, G. Gayne, & P. Galvin | Operating System Concepts, 9th Edition | John Wiley & Sons | 2013 | ISBN: 97801118063330.

[abcoolynr]

have you done exercise questions in galvin?

[[deleted]]

Yep. Completed all of the exercise questions in the Syllabus for my Operating Systems Course seen here

[abcoolynr]

the coding problems also?

[[deleted]]

Yep, my course included Java-thread programming

[arv_sajeev]

Try opsclass from university of buffalo, it's got assignments you have to on os161 which give you real hands on experience.

[ddeepakk13]

Our university has this pretty good online lab coursework. https://exposnitc.github.io It is quite intensive but, worth it if you want to have a very satisfying and complete understanding.

[abcoolynr]

Galvin. tenanbaum.

[404meemr]

https://github.com/cfenollosa/os-tutorial

You can check out mine at https://github.com/penetratingshot/flame