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- [Instructor] Thanks so much

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for going through this kernel course.

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I hope you learned a lot.

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I hope you had some fun.

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I hope you learned some cool stuff.

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You're now ready to experiment with the Linux kernel.

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For example, might be fun and informative,

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as a simple experiment,

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to add a printk in the file setup.c,

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arch/x86/kernel/setup.c

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right after the printk of the command line.

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Then build and boot this new kernel

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and then after it boots,

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look at dmesg for your output.

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For learning more,

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there's a lot more information available

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on the web, of course,

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but you might want

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to start reading Linux Weekly News,

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LWN.net

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or even subscribing,

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where you can keep up with all the new goings on

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with the Linux kernel.

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Good luck and thanks again.