Looking for Linux Source

[crazygray1]

Where could I find the Linux kernel source? I've checked the website but I can't find it(I must be blind)

[AJ]

http://www.kernel.org/

Second hit on google, search terms 'Linux Source Code'.

Cheers,
Adam

[piranha]

.....sigh.......

I don't (for people like me) recommend looking at the latest version, it's way too complex and takes >10 min to compile on Duo Core processors.

I looked at version 0.01, found on osdever.net under downloads->kernels.

-JL

[crazygray1]

Would I be able to test ubuntu on Bochs or Qemu?

[Brynet-Inc]

Would I be able to test ubuntu on Bochs or Qemu?

Define "Test", If you're testing for performance.. use a real PC, because emulation is almost always insanely slow.

It will work though, obviously..

[berlinbrown003]

I started this project several years ago and then revived it. This code is based on a mix of early and modern linux. And in theory, early linux is loosely based on minix. I used a lot of the same code and data structures and am only concentrating on a floppy/harddrive/keyboard drive. So far the code base is about 12,000 lines of code which is a lot less than probably the million(s?) in the linux 2.6. My code compiles, runs some of the interrupts, hopefully I can get the filesystem and actually run some applications.

Compiles with a modern GCC (4)

Octane OS.
http://code.google.com/p/octaneos/

(Actually, it compiled yesterday, I broke the build the other day, but should be compilable this afternoon or tomorrow)

[elfenix]

Linux kernel code really isn't that bad once you know what's going on. Since the weather outside is nasty, I took the time to writeup a little intro on the Wiki. Linux Kernel Primer.

I tried to keep my opinion of this out as much as possible, but anything earlier than 2.2 is likely to cause brain damage to the reader.

[berlinbrown003]

I found this also, but a lot of the work seems to be in chinese.

http://oldlinux.org/