Linux Kernel : Continuation : Basic Tutorial

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So, yes..
I was given some tasks on LINUX and while searching for it, I found this important basic tutorial. This tutorial is by Maker Pro. 
I can tell you some of the things about LINUX, but I prefer you, to read it by yourself...
so without further ado, go and get something from here.

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