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Session

Getting to the Core of Mac OS X with Darwin
Ernest Prabhakar, Product Line Manager, Development Platforms, Apple, UNIX & Developers, Mac OS X Product Marketing
Kevin van Vechten, Core Team Member, Open Darwin Project, Apple Computers, Inc.

Track: System Administration
Date: Thursday, October 28
Time: 11:35am - 12:20pm
Location: Winchester

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Apple makes available the source code to many components of Mac OS X, including its Unix-based core, Darwin. This session will introduce you to the tools and techniques for building Darwin directly from the source. System administrators and developers interested in customizing their Mac OS X systems will learn how to successfully modify the kernel and other open source portions of Mac OS X. This session will outline how to get the Darwin sources, how to configure your system for building them, which components can and cannot be replaced on a Mac OS X system, and common troubleshooting scenarios.


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