Hello!
My name is Alexey, I'm 37-years old sysadmin and
have been using FreeBSD more or less intensively
since its 1.1.5.1.
The experience I have is appropriate for doing everyday work,
but I feel strong desire to go deeper in my understanding
of the system, how it works internally, and why.
Despite a lot of information available (and probably
because of this) it seems to me not easy to choose
the right path in learning system internals.
It is interesting to know what the way other people choose.
Can you describe your way to go inside the system?
Which books helps you more, what particular project
gave you most of understanding, etc, etc...
I believe this would be useful not only for me.
Please, tell what was the way through this land.
Thank you in advance, and Merry Christmas!
My name is Alexey, I'm 37-years old sysadmin and
have been using FreeBSD more or less intensively
since its 1.1.5.1.
The experience I have is appropriate for doing everyday work,
but I feel strong desire to go deeper in my understanding
of the system, how it works internally, and why.
Despite a lot of information available (and probably
because of this) it seems to me not easy to choose
the right path in learning system internals.
It is interesting to know what the way other people choose.
Can you describe your way to go inside the system?
Which books helps you more, what particular project
gave you most of understanding, etc, etc...
I believe this would be useful not only for me.
Please, tell what was the way through this land.
Thank you in advance, and Merry Christmas!
