On Fri, 2005-01-14 at 16:55 +0100, Patrick Marquetecken wrote: > Hi, > > I must give a Gentoo course on paper by monday, so that we can give this > course to the people of our helpdesk.
For a less sarcy answer: I would presume that the won't be using emerge or other tools? I would hope they're not because etc-update might give them nightmares. I would say that the majority of what you are after is would be analogous to RHCE(t) training and such.. in which case plagarise, er, sorry.. look at their manuals. Firstly give them background and a preamble about Gentoo, then 1) Get the used to bash and moving around the command line first.. get them to understand the concepts of a file system and the heirachy. How to use basic file tools like cd, rm, ls etc... 2) Get them to understand man! 3) Begin on secondary tasks like grep etc.. 4) Functional tasks - like how to check the disk space, how to check processes and cpu usage etc.. more specific areas for diagnoses (which if it's a helpdesk is the name of the game) Is this going to be purely command line? > > Are there people on this list who have done this, i mean create a course, it > would be for preople who know nothing about Linux or a tiny bit. > If so would you share this document with me, its not that i wil not create it > myself. Its done but there are (i'm sure) things that i forgot or are better. > > TIA > Patrick > > > -- > gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list > -- Joel Merrick email: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> mobile: 07929 208 567 ServiceStyle Ltd. - Manchester's Technology Experts https://www.servicestyle.com GPG Public Key - https://www.servicestyle.com/joel_servicestyle.asc
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