This is more linux and not Java (but I will respond to the group at this
information might be useful!; this also assumes x86 platform)
You can have LILO installed as the "Master Boot Record" program just fine.
When you use fdisk for cfdisk under linux, you will notice that your NTFS
partition (if
Just a pointer:
for /etc/hosts (or the equiv in NT (windir)\system32\drivers\etc\hosts)
(assume your I/F IP is 10.12.14.16)
---
127.0.0.1 localhost
10.12.14.16 thehost.mydomain.org mypc
---
the order is somewhat important
(ip a
Oops I pressed Control-S for Send... darn it
(windowsdir)\LMHOSTS. The file on NT is not specified and you MUST point to
it through the IP setup screens. The normal location for it is
(winntdir)\system32\drivers\etc\lmhosts (which is where the other Unix like
files are also, hosts, services, prot
The IP model will change in NT 5 (more Unix like) but the name issue will
continue to pose a problem.
Back when there was no names, each machine managed it's OWN name to ip
conversion: (aka /etc/hosts)
name servers came into play and we now have /etc/resolv.conf for unix
machines (although the
Um.. Well (aside from Java)
1) The K&R 'C' and 'C++' book for starters (they had a big hand in the ansi
standards)
2) Shell script programming books (ones with plenty of examples and covers
shell script security) -- KSH, BASH, TCSH, ZSH, etc... I just spotted one
the other day at B&N and flipped
