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Index
Contents
CREDITS
Typography
Bold
Italic
The note Style
The screen Style
Introduction
About the Author
A Short History of Debian
The Debian Development Team
What Makes Debian Different?
What is in this book?
Package Management Tools
Introduction
dpkg
Introduction
Running dpkg
Options Recognized by dpkg
dselect
Introduction
Using dselect
Upgrading with dselect
apt-get
Introduction
Selecting Archives
Updating Packages Files
Installing Packages
Upgrading Packages
Removing packages
Installation
Introduction
Quick Start
Before You Begin
Boot Media
Partitioning the Hard Drive
The Swap Partition
The root partitions
Networking Information Sources
Preliminary Networking Information
PPP Configuration Information
Stage One: The Base Installation
Task 1: Configure the Keyboard
Task 2: Partition the Hard Disk
Task 3: Swap Partition
Task 4: Initializing Linux Partitions
Task 5: Install Kernel and Modules
Task 6: Configuring Driver Modules
Task 7: Configure the Network
Task 8: Installing the Base System
Task 9: Configuring the Base System
Task 10: Creating a Bootable System
Task 11: Finish Stage One
Stage Two: Package Installation
General Configuration
PPP Configuration
Configuring Apt
System Configuration
The Debian Task Installer
X Configuration using anXious
Apt Package Installation
Basic System Administration
Introduction
Managing many accounts
Adding a user
Removing a user
Managing passwords
Managing Root Access
su
sudo
File Protection by Owner
File Protection by Group
Mounting and Unmounting File Systems
Monitoring System Activity
Process Status
top CPU Processes
fuser: Who has it?
Who is logged on?
Where is the printer?
Finding knowledge
Additional info
Finding packages
Searching the file system
Building a Custom Kernel
Hardware
Building the Kernel
Non-Debian Kernel Construction
Debian Kernel Construction
Modules
Advantages
Disadvantage
Appendix
Appendix 1: Common UNIX Commands
Introduction
chgrp
chmod
chown
cp
df
du
ls
mkdir
mv
rm
rmdir
Appendix 2: Text Editors
Introduction
ae
joe
vi
emacs
Appendix 3: The Loop Device
Appendix 4: Multiple OS Installation
Appendix 5: Building Packages Files
Appendix 6: Linux as a Server
Appendix 7: Arguments
SCSI device arguments
SCSI argument list
Hard Disk Arguments
Other CD-ROMS
Floppy Drive Arguments
Other Device Drivers
Appendix 8: What is Free Software
Appendix 9: GNU Free Documentation License
GNU Free Documentation License
Index
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Dale Scheetz