David A. Bandel wrote: > I very seldom do, but this is one I need to. Why? If everyone did that, the 101/102 objectives would be bloated 100x over. Hell, I could bloat them "abut" 3-4x myself -- isn't that right Matt? ;)
David A. Bandel wrote: > If LILO is not tested in some regard in LPIC-1, it won't be taught. And I said LILO _should_ get a mention, if anything, for "identification purposes." But the purpose of the 101/102 objects are not to make sure we list everything a "junior administrator" may ever come across. That would be quite impossible. ;) If you are worried about certification programs "just teaching the test," then you're worried with the wrong people. The most I'd say is make things about "identification" and that at least gets a subsection in a training manual. In the case of LILO, I honestly thing LPIC-1 is at the "know of" level for junior admins now. Everything else, as even someone else seemingly agreed, makes a "GRUB v. LILO" discussion more 201/202. David A. Bandel wrote: > If it's not taught, that LPIC level becomes L-0 for me. Then it's L-0 by _your_ choice and labeling. Trust me, there are things missing in several LPI objectives that I have conceded are just not David A. Bandel wrote: > I thought we were talking about LPIC-1 level knowledge here. Obviously you were _not_. ;) I was merely trying to explain simple, basic, elementary concepts that you did not know. Because several of your arguments on GRUB are beyond subjective, and heading into ... well ... I've said it several times now. David A. Bandel wrote: > Well, I didn't know about grub-reboot (and not having grub on a > single system had to google it). And it wasn't even the end of your "lack of familiarity" with GRUB. Which is why you are in _no_ position to argue _against_ GRUB. You may be in a position to argue _for_ LILO, but not _against_ GRUB. Please, please stop even mentioning GRUB. If it is written by yourself, and it mentioned GRUB, we need not even read it. I honesty hope you take this to heart, so you don't have your messages ignored by those of us who do want to hear your input on LILO, or anything else as we may assume you might be talking about something else you have no experience with. -- Bryan J Smith Professional, Technical Annoyance mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linkedin.com/in/bjsmith ------------------------------------------------------------- Fission Power: An Inconvenient Solution _______________________________________________ lpi-examdev mailing list [email protected] http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
