Understanding Linux: The Kernel Perspective

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Unix shells – including how bash executes commands.
Processes – including how the kernel starts user space, what ELF binaries are, and how processes are tracked through kernel data structures.
System calls – how user programs invoke kernel services, with examples like execve() and fork().
Memory management – including virtual memory, memory mappings, and the kernel's view of memory layout.
Filesystems – covering inodes, mounting, pseudo-filesystems like procfs, and interaction with block devices.
Networking – examining how the kernel handles packets, protocols, and connection tracking via the Netfilter framework.