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From: Poul-Henning Kamp <phk@freebsd.org>
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>> Operating Systems Source Code Secrets (The 386 Bsd Operating System
>> Reference, Vol 1)
>>
>> by L.W Jolite
>>
>> Volume 1
>> Volume 2
>
>Wow, people have really been silent about this one, haven't they?
for a good reason.

> [...] I would expect the
>first volume to be mildly relevant, while the second one would be
>completely irrelevant.

The difference between the two volumes are not that big.

I browsed throught both volumes down at computer literacy about two weeks
ago, and found them both to be very interesting insights into a couple
of completely irrelevant peoples neuroses.

Save your money.

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