Hi all
Just passing by and I thought I'd tell you all about a really good site with some up todate video's on OS design.
http://webcast.berkeley.edu/courses/archive.php?seriesid=1906978284

Thanks for the link, but you should edit your post subject to something like: "OS designing videos" or "OS construction videos". Your subject is "CS video's", so I thought you were posting counter-sstrike videos in this forum

BTW: I don't play CS, actually, I hate all kind of war games.
Have a nice day!

Hi saigon
CS = Computer Science
If you follow the link back up the tree you will find other video's that might be of some use

i actually thought of Counter-Strike frag video aswell when i saw the thread title

And I thought of Code Segment.

Ok
So you all got me
Any way, anybody else have some interesting video links like this

Code Segment was also my first idea, but, in the blink of an eye, I realized that it is improbable that this protected mode oriented forum will have such a topic. Then, I assumed it must mean Chip Select, but in two eye blinks realized that this choice of meaning too must be incorrect, because few participants of this forum inquire about hardware issues, finally I guessed that CS must represent either Consumer Spending, i.e. a misdirected post intended for some kind of financial forum, else, Critical Sphincter, some kind of obnoxious porn promotion. My inability to identify the logical acronym reveals my detachment from academia. At least, I hope that's all that's wrong....

@tom tobias: How many eye blinks were to see that this thread is related to OS desiging?

One blink fewer than the quantity needed to assimilate the rationale at

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=5414
for a thread titled

QUESTION ABOUT LOW LEVEL PROGRAMMING

in which this statement appeared yesterday:

"JAVA is the best HLL IMHO it practically holds your hand and walks you through creating a program, memory management built in with garbage collection, ..."

Oh, yes, furthermore, I completely agree with you, saigon,

In addition, I passionately dislike real war too.
But, I do understand your point, about sticking to the point.

@tom tobias: thanks for understanding me so well