OpenGL Rendering

what a question, the only things i can think about is the openGL specs.
http://www.opengl.org/documentation/specs/man_pages/hardcopy/GL/html/
and the book "Computer graphics using open gl" (there are probobly other books to, like the "openGL programing reference" and so on).
But other than that i havn't seen any colected information about this.
Personaly i know alot of how the process works, so if you ask a specific quesion about how one thing works i might be able to ansver.

I imagined you wore going to point me that, thats about what I find on the net too...
I cam across some calculations at some point that wore saying why the z-buffer has some glitches or something...
For example whats the rasterization process and how does OpenGL generates 2 D shapes and sorts them in the depth buffer ?

The rasterization proscess is a simple procedure, it basicly fills Your polygons(after they have been converted to screenspace from world space) with pixels.
the pixels are then stored in the different buffers you use(color, depth, stencil).
for the depth buffer, the hardware interpolates the tree different z coordinates to create the current z coordinate (BTW,this is the wrong way, and it is the cause of z fighting).
then it compares it with the old depth value and if it's closer it overwrites it, if not, then it does not over write or out put the pixel to the color buffer.

Are you asking how model-space vertices are transformed to eye/camera space points?
I don't really understand the question.
If you need to know about the physical rasterization then I always taken it for granted, a look at some code snippets from ARB_FP could help however.