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    • Linux: Introduction, Userland/Kernel Programming, Hardware/Embedded
      • Linux Basics
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        • Time, Clocks, Timers And Notification
        • The Problem
        • I/O Multiplexing
        • A Naive C++ Eventloop (poll())
        • Exercise: Graceful Termination Via SIGTERM/SIGINT
        • Exercise: Commit/Rollback Via SIGUSR1/SIGUSR2
        • Group sysprog.eventloop
        • POSIX Threads
        • Memory Management Basics (mmap())
          • Virtual Memory: Big Picture
          • Lazy Allocation, Demand Paging, And Overcommit
          • Introduction To mmap(): Anonymous Memory
          • mmap: File Mappings, Basics
          • A Simple Client/Server Scenario
          • TODO: And Realtime?
        • Sysprog: POSIX IPC
        • POSIX Message Queues
        • Scheduling And Realtime
        • Introductory Live Hacking, Hardware-Wise (sysfs GPIO)
        • Blocking I/O: What Is That?
      • SSH: Secure Shell
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