Linux Kernel in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))

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S (single-user) mode

Samba

SATA (Serial ATA)

     CD-ROM drives

     SCSI_SATA kernel option

scanners, SCSI

scheduler options

     isolcpus

     migration_cost

     migration_debug

     migration_factor

SCSI CD-ROM drive

SCSI disk controller driver

SCSI options

     kernel boot

         max_luns

     kernel configuration

     max_report_luns

     scsi_dev_flags

SCSI_MULTI_LUN option

SCSI_SATA option

sda block device

     finding all drivers for, helper script

     symlink in device directory pointing to controlling logical device

security

     standard security model

SECURITY option

SECURITY_SELINUX option

self-monitoring, analysis, and reporting technology (SMART IDE)

SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) 2nd

     boot command-line options

         checkreqprot

         enforcing

         selinux

         selinux_compat_net

Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)

serial ports

     USB_SERIAL kernel option

SERIAL_8250 option

servers, preemption modes to handle workloads

SGI, XFS filesystem

shapers option

single-user mode (S)

SMART IDE (self-monitoring, analysis, and reporting technology)

SMB (Server Message Block)

     SMB filesystem

     SMB_FS option

SMBus (System Management Bus)

SND option

SND_USB_AUDIO option

software RAID 2nd

SOUND option

sound system for Linux kernel (ALSA)

source code, kernel

     downloading patch for kernel upgrade

         determining correct patch

         finding the patch

     git (control tool)

     location of

     managing patches with quilt

     patching, then porting changes to new kernel version

     retrieving

         what to do with the source

         where to find kernel source

         which tree to use

     storing separately from output of kernel build

     tool web sites

     updating or switching betwen versions with ketchup

SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface)

stable branch (Linux kernel)

stable kernel patches

stable kernel version, downloading latest

storage devices, USB

struct pci_device_id values

struct usb_device_id

su command

sudo command

superuser permissions

suspend options

     noresume

     resume

suspending kernel to disk

swap partitions, kernel

symlinks

     following to module names, script for

     for eth0 device

     output to readlink command, putting into basename

     sysfs filesystem, to different portions of kernel

     to logical device controlling block device

synthesizers, SCSI

SYSENTER/SYSEXIT support

sysfs (virtual filesystem) 2nd

     block devices

     device discovery, use in

     listing PCI device names

     tty section

SysRq key 2nd

system logfile

System Management Bus (SMBus)