Steven Rostedt - Learning the Linux Kernel with tracing 

Dang! I am 5 years late to this! What an amazing talk about tracing the system calls and how it really works under the hood. Amazing stuff!

RU-vid recommendations united us again, geeks.

Steven: "ftrace, execv, strace, ptrace" Me furiously typing: "man ftrace, man execv, man ptrace"

30:06 is my favorite part so far. Some very interesting stuff in here even if i don't understand it all

I’ve seen Kase’s talk on making C less dangerous in the kernel.

Thanks for sharing, will try those scripts in my future work

oh yeah ya know just hanging around playing with the linux kernel

I found it really informative, Thanks.

trace-cmd has problems compiling. It's looking for tracefs.h and trace-events.h files in the wrong location.

Very Very Thanks from colombia

Awesome talk!

These people are called real programmers. Nowadays, everyone want minimalist design on their work desk for productivity and stuff.. what a shame.. They have videos not less than 4K resolution with their face on thumbnails.. They just pretend to know everything and their linkedIn profile will give sadness and heartbreak for freshers because they know everything and did everything.. These guys are real programmers whose desk is just messy as their codes.. Just 1 external monitors with bunch of files on their desktop. They have food, beers everything on their desk, like messy makes them more creative and productive..

very good thanks

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how can I learn this course undering poor english

Wow 🙂

So many code of course my new gen game will run slow in my pentium 4

Is this the guy that got roasted by Linus in the mailing list?

Is that a microphone the host was using?! Geez, it's like a parody. Was the guy using that seriously with a straight face?

for someone who's not working primarily a public relations role, the answer he gave to the final questions about maintaining a healthy, inclusive work environment was top notch

i am very beginner, no idea how youtube recommended me, understood very very few from the video, maybe 1%

great talk, but the amount of cpu used for all kernel "paranoia" calls, makes me think we need a more modern slim Linux to save energy and overall reduce all that complexity.. virtual file system is nice but camon "hello world" prog just wants move a buffer of bytes to another place

I have a plan to do this for audio subsystem. There is simply less knowledge base about audio in Linux

May I know where I can find the slides, please?

WOW! I do not usually write comments, but this is simply amazing! Thanks a bunch!

You are awesome... Thank you for the clear explanation and hints.

Very informative and interesting.....thank you

This is why I fucking love the internet

Somebody please write an emacs mode for the functionality he mentions at 1:00:34

Amazing talk

great talk and super interesting!

Speaker needs to chill a bit and stop contrxt-switching so much.

👍👍

Good

I really like the explanation of virtual address. Thank you