Hello Valter and Mauricio Von: "Valter Douglas Lisbôa Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Monday 11 February 2008 17:30:46 Mauricio Henriquez wrote: > > I'm a Linux Teacher too. I'm surprised to meet two mates in such a short time! > > Operating Systems curses and also use LFS for personal porpuses > > and a big YES is a very good choice for a teaching tool, > > the studients like the clear approach of the book, the precision > > and is very entertaining > > I agree, I have using much of the LFS on teaching Linux (courses for > SysOps not a entire OS course). I'm not use the book itself, and the > objective of the course is not build a Linux from scratch, but I > translated some parts and send to the students > > > (very good job guys!!!). > Yes! :-D A very very very good job > It's true that LFS save my life on Linux. Without them, I never could > reach the knowledge level I needed. Very good news! > > But also depends on the curse objects, my personal opinion LFS can't be > > a complete curse of operating systems, becouse with this you can > > understend how is the architecture of an OS (foldres, libraries, > > dependencies, main bloks, important parts, etc, etc) , and in part you > > understend the idea of how the real OS, the kernel, work, > > LFS is not focused on give you a play ground to make programing > > exercises if you want that. I wrote the answers in the other mail. At the center is not C, but the conecepts of modern OSes. C is the language for the excercises, there is a chapter on system administration too. > > So, for a more deep OS analisys (and C exercises)I prefer to > > use a minimalistic kernel like linux-0.1 or minix, even work with the > > studient in conceptual exercises in C# is also posible and also you can > > check the SharpOS proyect... > I used LFS to create a very complete server solution to my clients and > now I just starting the plan to offer trainning in Linux in my > enterprise. The LFS will be the base for that, and I will construct a > entire enviroment (with Desktop, virtualization, and so) to give the > student a more deep experiment with diverses parts of the system. It's > a lot of work. The Steven idea is great, but I agree with Mauricio. The > LFS will create a conceptual exercise of how stuffs work, and how its > connects each others, not make the cited playground. But you can (with > some big efforts) adapt it to yours needs, like I doing! Sounds exciting, but definitely too much for us! > > if you want we can share some experiences about that, bibliographi, > etc... Currently I see two problems. My work is in German. You two work in Portugese and Spanish I guess! The second problem is time. The course is for this summer! Anyway, keep in touch. Steve -- Psst! Geheimtipp: Online Games kostenlos spielen bei den GMX Free Games! Spaßgarantie pur: http://games.entertainment.web.de/de/entertainment/games/free -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
