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Question UNIX Internals, Help required...

I know UNIX user level commands, shell scripts. But i have no idea about kernel level programming and networking. I know the terms semaphore,IPC,socket programming. But i don't know in details what are these. I need to know the following.

1. Unix kernel level programming.
2. Unix Internals.
3. Unix networking.

Please suggest me some good books as well as any tutorials on net which could give me the above knowledge including semaphores,IPC,socket programming,TCP/IP.

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