Linux 2.4

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	Denial-of-service flaw fixed in Linux kernel SearchOpenSource.com | 15 Jul 2004 ARTICLE - Gentoo fixes a vulnerability in the Linux kernel 2.6 series that could be exploited for a remote denial-of-service attack.

	Author dissects inclusion of IPsec in Linux 2.6 kernel SearchOpenSource.com | 27 May 2004 INTERVIEW - Richard Petersen, who has written two books on Red Hat administration, is high on the inclusion of IPsec in the 2.6 Linux kernel.

	Torvalds: Code development process still 'fine' SearchOpenSource.com | 25 May 2004 INTERVIEW - Linus Torvalds explains why the new Developer's Certificate of Origin is a necessary step to ensure the integrity of code contributions to the Linux kernel.

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	Linux 2.6: The enterprise kernel 25 Jul 2003 FEATURED TOPIC - The new 2.6 kernel, now in beta, promises to make it easier to use Linux in industrial-strength, multi-processor systems. Here's your primer on 2.6 and the Linux kernel.

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	Linux frequently-asked questions with answers tldp.org | 25 Apr 2003 BEST WEB LINK - David Merrill and Robert Kiesling put together this comprehensive FAQ. Topics include the origins of Linux, getting a distribution, installing Linux, finding applications, the kernel, getting Linux info on the Web, ...

	Linux FAQ O'Reilly Linux DevCenter | 20 Feb 2003 BEST WEB LINK - This comprehensive FAQ is a great resource for Linux newbies and veterans. It starts with general information -- What is Linux? What software and hardware does Linux Support? -- and moves on to current Linux concerns, network ...

	The Linux SCSI generic (sg) how-to LDP how-to index | 03 May 2002 BEST WEB LINK - Describes the SCSI Generic driver (sg) found in the Linux 2.4 production series of kernels. Focuses on the interface and characteristics of the driver that application writers may need to know.

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Linux 2.4:  Kernel development news, Modules, Linux 2.6, Updates, General Information