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Am searching for source code of openBSD kernel..

Hello Friends,

Am lakshma reddy, doing my masters, i had some interest in exploring the source code of any open LINUX/UNIX, i searched for that i know i can get it but this time am finding it difficult in doing that.

To be frank am new to this UNIX?LINUX platform. I need it since i want to improve and and start coding in C and C++, in much passionate way.

Some experts in this can help me it will of great help...

Anxiously looking for that
Thanks in advance

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Hi,

The source code you are seeking is freely available on any of the OpenBSD mirrors:

Getting OpenBSD

Open one of the mirror sites, go into the 4.2/ directory and you will see sys.tar.gz

Download that, extract it and there you have the source code for 4.2.

You may also view it over the web via:

src/sys/
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