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David
A. Solomon Mark Russinovich
ISBN: 0-7356-1021-5
Pages: 944
Disk: 1 73 min. CD
Suggested Retail Price: $59.99 US
Stolin-Softwares Price: $47.99
Your Savings is: $12.00
Release: 8/16/2000
Level: Intermediate |
Master the inner workings of Microsoft's
premier operating system with this newly updated guide to the Microsoft®
Windows® 2000 core architecture and internals. Written in partnership
with the product development team and with full access to the Windows 2000
source code, INSIDE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000, THIRD EDITION, provides a detailed
look beneath the surface of Windows 2000. It's packed with the latest concepts
and terms, kernel and source code specifics, undocumented interfaces, component
and tool descriptions, and architectural perspectives that reveal the inner
workings of Windows 2000. In short, it delivers all the minute details
that developers need to debug code and to make better design decisions.
Administrators also will find this book invaluable for understanding system
performance and troubleshooting problems. Taking you deep inside Windows
2000, this book gives you:
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Valuable details on topics such as multiprocessor
support, thread scheduling, interrupt handling, memory management, security,
I/O processing, file system drivers, and file caching.
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New information about subjects such as the
boot and shutdown processes, blue screen crashes, registry internals, Microsoft
Win32® service internals, Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI),
Address Windowing Extensions (AWE), Plug and Play, power management, the
Windows Driver Model (WDM), storage architecture, NTFS enhancements, and
networking.
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Hands-on experiments that demonstrate how
to use the latest utilities to see the internal behavior of Windows 2000.
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Abundant insights that you can quickly apply
for better design, debugging, performance, and troubleshooting
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Tools and documentation on CD-ROM, including
LiveKd, a unique tool that allows you to use standard Microsoft kernel
debuggers to examine internal information on a live system (that is, without
a host computer or a null modem cable); tools and technical articles from
Sysinternals (www.sysinternals.com);
and a fully searchable electronic version of the book.
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