RE: [Xen-research] Fwd: how to get into the xen project?

> I would also like to know whether these books are still up to date, as
> they seem to have been written sometime ago:

> Running Xen
> The definitive guide to the xen hypervisor.

> Any book recommendations aside from these books, are more than welcome
> and appreciated! Any pointers, tips, tricks the same.

*** 

I would take a look at the David Chisnall book,
http://www.informit.com/store/product.aspx?isbn=013234971X, The
Definitive Guide to the Hypervisor. It is written in great detail about
the code itself including all the APIs, etc. Great place to start. 

Stephen Spector


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