Linux Internals: SysFS, Proc and Udev

So I am back at it again working on Linux Internals and today I am going to do just an introduction to SysFS, Proc and UDev, I will do a future series where I break those elements down more, but for today I am just trying to set the stage for what is coming.
The SysFS Filesystem paper: www.kernel.org/doc/ols/2005/o...
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[@anya_adora]

I am always happy to see a new video from you appear. On a platform where most FOSS / GNU/Linux channels are constantly reviewing desktop environments as if they are the only difference in distro releases and the only thing to focus on, you actually understand Linux on a fundamental level and have truly educational videos. Of course your experience and history with it is key and why your videos are great. I appreciate the time you spend and topics you touch on. - Drinking my morning coffee here watching a new DJ Ware video and waiting for a Beelink GTR5 to arrive later today is a great way to begin my Linux day. :)
*I noticed you mounted the new Qubes 4.1.1 ISO, hope to see an updated review on it! I keep sitting through videos where folks think it's a Fedora fork and/or uses VMWare and it's painful. While i understand it's a Zen Hypervisor based & platform independent OS using Fedora (which could be something else... something Joanna Rutkowska has always pointed out), it seems like people reviewing DE's / Distros really don't understand the point of Qubes or how it actually functions and why.

[@CyberGizmo]

Thank you Anya, this comment made my day

[@ericgorder1]

Very well presented video and I couldn't ask any better! Thanks!

[@tonywise198]

Superb info as always. Look forward to more. Thank you.

[@albertogonzalez5114]

Another great episode, thanks so much!

[@geinko]

Thanks for the video. Learning a lot from your videos

[@otozacpal9590]

This is my favourite channel on youtube

[@scottdrake5159]

DJ is the hero the Linux community didn't know it needed.

[@adjusted-bunny]

Good video!

[@eugenesmirnov252]

Sometimes I have my jaw fallen. It's great @DJ

[@act.13.41]

Thank you!

[@user-mr3mf8lo7y]

Much obliged.

[@subee128]

Thank you very much

[@CyberGizmo]

Welcome @subee128

[@guilherme5094]

Great👍!

[@lsatenstein]

Hi DJ,
I am very delighted with your choice of presentations, and in particular, I am learning somethings about the Linux internals that I did not know about.
On my system I will be duplicating your exploring.
I do have a request, which is a form of mild complaint. Lately, your posted audio volumes are too low. The consequence is that I have to crank up the volume level to hear you clearly. Doing the crank up is not a problem, but RUclips decides to interject commercials mid-way through your presentation. And that commercial comes in at a blasting level. The same volume blasting noise problem occurs when I leave your presentation for any reason.
I watch your presentations on our 60 inch TV, and the TV does not have earphone jacks, otherwise, I would not post this request.
Please see what you can do.
Thanks in advance
Leslie from Montreal Quebec, Canada

[@CyberGizmo]

Thanks Leslie, I know the audio has been bad the last couple of time and the video on LVM is the first fix I have put in, so bear with me I am working on this. I am fighting the normal summer 100+ heat and a new A/C unit which has a very noisy fan. I am switching out the microphone for an old Shure SM7b I have had for sometime, its so old it needed a bit of refurbishing. and thanks for letting me know.

[@denni_isl1894]

A man with some beard is a man in a spirit of truth.

[@Waferdicing]

💗

[@rashie]

👍👍

[@franklemanschik4862]

Why did you Not mention the c64 loader load *.* ,8,1 magic

[@biehdc]

Your Hostname is suspicious.

[@CyberGizmo]

LOL, I get that a lot, its an abbreviation for Far End Device, its the last machine on the network and I ran out of astronomer names to use :D