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What good book to start in learning OS? - gihooh - 05-28-2014
Hey guys, I need suggestions on what book to start learning about modern operating system(I don't know if Windows,Unix,etc. will make a difference). I'm trying to understand how OS works then try to understand how to bypass it. Thanks in advance!
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - Bandit - 05-28-2014
Every OS is different with how it works (eg. GNU/Linux is very different compared to Windows). Try picking up a book that is to a specific OS.
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - vimdelhacker - 05-28-2014
First Try to use all OS as you have. Just try to customize it. With your experience of editing system files you will understand which OS is preferable. Now you can decide which OS do you wanna prefer. Then search for that OS Documentation from their Original site & From communities.
As an ethical hacking as profession you can Choose either Kali OR BackTrack.
Plse try to supply (HackCommunityCoins)credit if it is worthy
Thanks 4 the post.
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - gihooh - 05-28-2014
To be specific, Windows will be my choice. I'm just starting on reading books that's why I have no idea what might be a good one to start. Also, I know having knowledge about earlier version of OS is good but (if not necessary) I don't want to start hacking on good old MS-DOS or Windows NT. So if possible please suggest a book(or set of books) for me where to start. Thanks a lot.
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - alok9shm - 05-29-2014
"Operating System Concepts" by Silberschatz-Gagne-Galvin is a good one to start with.
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - coolshame - 05-30-2014
Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MJUGVFAXKg
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - Bandit - 05-30-2014
I forgot about one of my favorite sites that is really good about programming and what not. They get your "feet wet" in the topic and then it's your job to research even more.
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/operating_system/index.htm
tutorialspoint.com overall had good intro's to subjects. Hope this is somwehat useful to ya.
RE: What good book to start in learning OS? - Aqib600 - 06-11-2014
(05-29-2014, 08:50 AM)alok9shm Wrote: "Operating System Concepts" by Silberschatz-Gagne-Galvin is a good one to start with.
Yes, I have read it. It is the best book to learn about OS.