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тАО11-22-2005 01:26 PM
тАО11-22-2005 01:26 PM
linux reference
I am interest to learn linux. Currently I am handling HP-UX server. Any website that I can refer to learn the linux basic?
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тАО11-22-2005 10:00 PM
тАО11-22-2005 10:00 PM
Re: linux reference
in my opinion this is a good start point:
http://www.kernelnewbies.org
Then you can try/find your Linux distribution...
http://distrowatch.com/
hth
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тАО11-22-2005 10:52 PM
тАО11-22-2005 10:52 PM
Re: linux reference
In the red hat site, you have very good documentation about how to install, configure, monitor the performance, administrate, secure and maintain Linux.
http://www.redhat.com/docs/
But, you should consider the distribution, the administration tasks and configuration files may vary from distribution to distribution.
I prefer Red Hat and Fedora, then SUSE.
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тАО11-23-2005 01:30 AM
тАО11-23-2005 01:30 AM
Re: linux reference
http://bhami.com/rosetta.html
and this one
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-config.html
and this one helped me some time
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/query.cgi?format=simple
Wim
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тАО11-23-2005 03:15 AM
тАО11-23-2005 03:15 AM
Re: linux reference
http://www.ugu.com has various sections for whatever flavor you are working with. Many links to the FAQs and newsgroups for the many flavors as well.
There is a link on the main page for LINUX Beginners and Users.
And, can google for just about any Linux question you can have. At the least it will direct you to HOWTOs.
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тАО11-24-2005 12:52 AM
тАО11-24-2005 12:52 AM
Re: linux reference
Linux is a very hands on experience. It is not that difficult anymore, so I suggest you just dive into it. Find yourself some hardware and go ahead.
Download the four ISO images for i386 from
http://fedora.redhat.com/download
There will be four CD's in total, or one DVD
Burn them to CD's using your burning program or download isorecorder for CD's from http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
Put the first CD into the drive on your designated linux box and boot the system. If your BIOS is set up to boot from CD you will be promted for installation. Just follow the instructions on the screen and select to install everyting the first time.
I suggest you do not enable security enhanced linux during installation for your first days - this will complicate things for you and you may grow sour for not understanding why things are not working.
You will propably want to install the ting a few times before you are satisfied.
The first thing to do is to familarize yourself with the yum command and do a yum update to patch the system.
Now, I suggested the Fedora installation because this in my experience is the biggest and most complete. There are many others out there, but many of them may lack some functionality. This can always be installed, but it is be nice to just have everything there to start with. Only thing necessary I find missing is emacs. Just google for the yum command to have it installed if you need it.
If you afterwards want to uninstall stuff, just do a rpm -qa to list the packages installed and do for instance a
rpm -qa | grep java | xargs -t yum -y remove
to uninstall everything containing java.
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тАО11-24-2005 04:54 AM
тАО11-24-2005 04:54 AM
Re: linux reference
(http://tldp.org).
You will likely want to start with the
guides section (http://tldp.org/guides.html).
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тАО11-24-2005 08:25 AM
тАО11-24-2005 08:25 AM
Re: linux reference
Like said, there are so many resources for linux, making it hard to choose a starting point.
Although they are suse specific, I think Suse documentations are well prepared and good to start with for newbies.
There is a user guide and admin guide for suse linux 9.3 at http://www.novell.com/documentation/suse93/index.html
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тАО11-24-2005 08:57 PM
тАО11-24-2005 08:57 PM
Re: linux reference
Start from here:
http://www.linux.ie/newusers/beginners-linux-guide/
http://linuxresource.com/Linux_General/Beginners/index.php
http://linuxreviews.org/beginner/
hth.
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тАО12-11-2005 05:25 PM
тАО12-11-2005 05:25 PM
Re: linux reference
I plan to buy an extra hardisk to install RedHat Linux 9.0 prof. Existing my pc already hv windows XP. I hv partitioned the hardisk to C & E drive.
Can I hv the steps to install the linux into a blank hardisk and at the same time able to boot in multi os selection (windows XP & Linux)?
regards.