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Issue #332, Section #2 (17 Oct 2005: An Attempt To Clean Up The Boot Code)
Issue #328, Section #2 (19 Sep 2005: Review Period In Preparation For 2.6.13.1)
Issue #328, Section #7 (19 Sep 2005: Linux 2.6.13.1 Released)
Issue #319, Section #9 (28 Aug 2005: Summary Of Recent RT Patch Acceptance Discussion)
Issue #310, Section #7 (4 Jun 2005: Attempting To Unify Semaphore Implementations For Maintainability)
Issue #299, Section #6 (6 Mar 2005: RelayFS Updated)
Issue #285, Section #4 (26 Nov 2004: PC100 Mouse Fix)
Issue #284, Section #11 (17 Nov 2004: Kprobes Updates)
Issue #284, Section #16 (17 Nov 2004: Migration To New Argument-Passing Method For Some Assembly Interfaces)
Issue #274, Section #5 (18 Sep 2004: Linux 2.6.8-rc3 Released; AES Licensing Dispute And Resolution)
Issue #264, Section #17 (25 Jun 2004: Emulating Old CPUs)
Issue #255, Section #4 (31 Mar 2004: Intel Vs. AMD x86-64)
Issue #252, Section #5 (12 Feb 2004: Some Discussion Of Hyperthreading Implementation)
Issue #249, Section #16 (27 Jan 2004: Linus Talks About Declaring 'volatile' Variables)
Issue #243, Section #2 (1 Dec 2003: New ndiswrapper Project To Load Certain Windows Drivers In Linux)
Issue #240, Section #1 (10 Nov 2003: Status Of kgdb For 2.6)
Issue #232, Section #6 (20 Sep 2003: Per-Compiler Code To Be Localized)
Issue #231, Section #7 (10 Sep 2003: Status And Discussion Of EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) Support)
Issue #211, Section #1 (30 Mar 2003: BK->CVS Real-Time Mirror)
Issue #209, Section #12 (16 Mar 2003: Minutes From March 7 LSE Conference Call)
Issue #196, Section #3 (16 Dec 2002: Compatibility Syscall Layer)
Issue #184, Section #5 (15 Sep 2002: Linux 2.4.20-pre5-ac2 Released)
Issue #180, Section #20 (18 Aug 2002: Alpha Updates For 2.5)
Issue #178, Section #3 (4 Aug 2002: Support For Kernel Probes)
Issue #174, Section #5 (7 Jul 2002: Opcode Emulator For Incompatible Processors)
Issue #153, Section #8 (11 Feb 2002: Doing 64-Bit Arithmetic In Kernel Modules)
Issue #131, Section #1 (3 Sep 2001: New Graphical Bootloader Under Development)
Issue #131, Section #8 (3 Sep 2001: New Kernel Hacker Attempts 0.01)
Issue #109, Section #2 (2 Mar 2001: New Protocol For Network Console During Bootup)
Issue #106, Section #17 (9 Feb 2001: Benchmarks Comparing NT With Tux and Zeus)
Issue #91, Section #8 (30 Oct 2000: Proposal To Speed Up Release Cycle)
Issue #81, Section #5 (21 Aug 2000: Latest Lowlatency Patch For 2.4)
Issue #78, Section #1 (31 Jul 2000: Reliable MDA Card Detection)
Issue #73, Section #10 (26 Jun 2000: Developer Philosophy: Quietly Breaking Hardware Ports In Unstable Series)
Issue #70, Section #1 (5 Jun 2000: Linux On Hand Calculators)
Issue #66, Section #7 (8 May 2000: C++ And The Kernel)
Issue #63, Section #4 (17 Apr 2000: Nearing 2.2.15; Assembly Warnings; Tape Drives)
Issue #62, Section #3 (10 Apr 2000: GCC 2.95.2 Bug; Workaround; And Fix)
Issue #58, Section #5 (13 Mar 2000: Proposed Scheduler Changes)
Issue #41, Section #3 (1 Nov 1999: Bootsector Assembly Questions, Answers, And Anger)
Issue #38, Section #6 (11 Oct 1999: Some Discussion Of Windows 2000 Spinlocks)
Issue #37, Section #5 (4 Oct 1999: GCC Bug, Workaround, And Controversy)
Issue #36, Section #4 (27 Sep 1999: Illegal asm Breaks Some Compilers)
Issue #33, Section #12 (7 Sep 1999: Explanation Of Some Complex Assembly)
Issue #33, Section #37 (7 Sep 1999: Assembly Warnings Remain Unfixed)
Issue #28, Section #6 (22 Jul 1999: Kernel Profiling)
Issue #17, Section #11 (6 May 1999: Floating Point Inside The Kernel)
Issue #15, Section #4 (22 Apr 1999: WinModems Under Linux)
Issue #13, Section #9 (8 Apr 1999: Linux Debugger For Assembly)
Issue #8, Section #5 (4 Mar 1999: Scheduler Resolution)
Issue #3, Section #1 (28 Jan 1999: 'goto' In The Sources)
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