Generate a self-study plan to advance my understanding of Linux internals. The plan should move from a basic understanding of the Linux kernel structure, system calls, and process management, to a more comprehensive grasp of Linux internals, including memory management, inter-process communication, and device drivers. It should also involve practical experience with tools like strace, compiling and troubleshooting kernel installation, basic kernel module development, minor modifications to device drivers, and using kernel debugging tools. The plan should include recommended resources, practical projects, and exercises, but no timeline. Keep in mind that more in-depth study is reserved for stages outside the scope of this plan. The student wants to be able to follow this plan completely autonomously; no mentoring or community activities are part of the plan. primary resources can include free tutorials, with a slight emphasis on written material rather than video. In addition, the student has a paid Coursera Plus as well as a paid Pluralsight subscription, as well as access to many/most textbooks. where applicable, academic papers can be suggested, but keep in mind the introductory nature of the course. The student is a seasoned developer with decent familiarity with C. he is also proficient in basic tasks in systems administration (he works as a DevOps engineer).