There are all sorts of manuals and books that will claim to take you to the
state of being a linux guru. In my experience there is no one source.
The first purchase I made after going the unix route (NetBSD) was Essential
System Administration by Aileen Frisch. It's pretty good. I also got
"Mcintosh, Duncan" wrote:
Im looking for documentation for linux for an idiot. Iv checked a bunch of
sites but they all seem to be different.
How to configure the kernel A to Z.
There is a help key in many of the screens when you do "make
menuconfig". Do you need more information than
:Re: [newbie] Intel inside Idiot outside
"Mcintosh, Duncan" wrote:
Im looking for documentation for linux for an idiot. Iv checked a bunch
of
sites but they all seem to be different.
How to configure the kernel A to Z.
There is a help key in many of the screens w
for newbies?
Cheers
Mac
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Date: mardi 10 avril 2001 16:15
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Objet:RE: [newbie] Intel inside Idiot outside
There are all sorts of manuals and books that will claim to take you to
the
state
I've found that O'Reilly is a HUGE source help as well. I'd suggested
to most anyone the "Linux in a Nutshell" book. I believe it's in it's
3rd edition right now. It goes through and covers a lot of the commands
and then gives examples for them. Which I know a lot of people find
helpful.
