Debian GNU/Linux: Guide to Installation and Usage, John Goerzen and Ossama Othman [read e book TXT] 📗

>Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk Linux partition

initializing

Initialize a Linux Partition | Initialize a Linux Partition

Linux partitions

mounting

Initialize a Linux Partition | Initialize a Linux Partition

Linux swap partition

creating

Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk listing

aliases

Aliases

jobs

Managing Processes with bash mounted filesystems

Example: Mounting a CD-ROM

processes

Processes

locating

documentation

Kinds of Documentation | Kinds of Documentation files

Finding Files | Finding Files system information

Getting Information from the logging in

First Steps | First Steps

logical partitions

PC Disk Limitations | Device Names in Linux long form

options

The Command Line and

ls

Using Files: A Tutorial | no title ls command

Using Files: A Tutorial | Using Files: A Tutorial | Dot Files and ls -a

mailing list

Debian

Personal Help | Personal Help main menu

installation

Debian GNU/Linux Installation Main mainenance

packages

What a Package Maintenance | What a Package Maintenance

deselect

dselect

dpkg

dpkg

man less command

Environment Variables

man pages

The Command Line and

managing

files

Using a File Manager

manual startup

X windows system

Starting the X Environment master boot record

installation

Make Linux Bootable Directly memory

disk cache

Shutting Down

installation requirements

Memory and Disk Space swap partitions

Recommended Partitioning Scheme | Recommended Partitioning Scheme

menus

installation

Debian GNU/Linux Installation Main Partition a Hard Disk Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk

messages

error

standard error

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and metacharacters

regular expressions

Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions

mkdir command

Using Files: A Tutorial

mode (files)

Mode | Mode | Mode

modifier keys

Conventions | Conventions

modifying

files

hard links

The Real Nature of modularity

Introduction to X modules

device drivers

configuring

Configure Device Driver Modules installation

Install Operating System Kernel monitor

display color

selecting

Select Color or Monochrome monochrome display

selecting

Select Color or Monochrome more command

Using Files: A Tutorial

mount points

Mounting a Filesystem

mounting

CD-ROM

Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Example: Mounting a CD-ROM

filesystems

Mounting a Filesystem | Mounting a Filesystem |

Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Example: Mounting a CD-ROM | Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip automatic

etcfstab: Automating the Mount |

etcfstab: Automating the Mount floppy disks

Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip initialized partitions

Mount a Previously-Initialized Partition partitions

Initialize a Linux Partition | Initialize a Linux Partition

mouse operation

X windows system

The Mouse

moving

files

Using Files: A Tutorial msdos filesystem

Concepts

multi-NFS, multi-mount installation

Access

multi_cd installation

Access | Access

multiple operating systems

booting

Make Linux Bootable Directly multitasking

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating | A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating

processes

Processes

Multiuser

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating multiuser environment

GNU/Linux

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating multiuser environments

virtual console

Virtual Consoles | Virtual Consoles mv command

Using Files: A Tutorial

named pipes

Named Pipes (FIFOs)

naming

devices

Device Names in Linux | Device Names in Linux |

Device Names in Linux naming conventions

files

troubleshooting

Working with Strangely-Named Files navigating

dbootstrap

Step-by-Step Installation nedit (text editor

Text Editors

netowrks

devices

output, redirecting stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and | stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and network

configuring

Configure the Network Network Configuration

no title

network transparency

Introduction to X networking

Networking

Ethernet

configuration

Ethernet PPP

PPP | Preparation

configuration

The Easy Way: wvdial | The Easy Way: wvdial

sockets

Sockets

networks

servers

partitioning

Recommended Partitioning Scheme terminals

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating virtual console

Virtual Consoles | Virtual Consoles workstations

installation

Information You Will Need X servers

Introduction to X online manual

builtin programs

Where Commands Reside: The text, paging

Environment Variables viewing

Environment Variables Open Source Software

What Is Free Software?

operating system

booting

LILO (Linux Loader) Booting the System kernel

installing

Install Operating System Kernel operating systems

What Is Debian?

backup tools

Backup Tools

GNU tar

tar

boot loaders

Before You Start

Debian

booting

Booting Debian functionality

What Is Debian?

GNU Linux

multiuser environment A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating installation

partitioning

Partitioning Prior to Installation |

Partitioning from DOS or | Lossless Repartitioning | Debian Installation Steps

LILO

Make Linux Bootable Directly modularity

Introduction to X multiple installations

Before You Start

multiple, booting

Make Linux Bootable Directly root password

setting

Set the Root Password swap partitions

Background

X windows system

troubleshooting

X Problems options (commands)

The Command Line and

ordinary user accounts

Create an Ordinary User | Create an Ordinary User organization

files

Files and Directories | Files and Directories organizing

files

Concepts

hard drive

Partitioning Your Hard Drive | Background |

Background

ouput

redirecting

pipelines

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and output

redirecting

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and | stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and | stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and reversing

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and overriding

package dependencies

Select

ownership (files)

File Ownership | File Ownership

packages

Glossary

canceling selection (dselect) Select

compiling

Compiling Software

configuring

Configure

Debian base system

Debian Installation Steps | Choosing Your Installation Media

dependencies

Select | Select

development

Who Creates Debian?

installation

Package Installation with dselect multi-CD

Access | Access multi-NFS, multi-mount Access

installing

Install | Install

maintenance utilities

What a Package Maintenance | What a Package Maintenance

deselect

dselect

dpkg

dpkg

profiles

Planning Use of the

see also dselect

Introduction | Introduction selecting

Select and Install Profiles | Select | Select |

Select

states (dselect)

Select | Select

PAGER environment variable

Environment Variables

parameters

The Command Line and

parent directories

Using Files: A Tutorial

partition

boot partition

PC Disk Limitations

Initialization

no title

Swap

no title Lossless

no title

Partitioning

no title | Device Names in Linux

cylinder translation

PC Disk Limitations

hard disks

Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk hard drive

Partitioning Your Hard Drive | Background |

Background

root partition

Background swap partition

Background Linux partition

initializing

Initialize a Linux Partition |

Initialize a Linux Partition PC BIOS

PC Disk Limitations

SCSI drives

PC Disk Limitations

servers

Recommended Partitioning Scheme swap partition

initializing

Initialize and Activate a | Initialize and Activate a swap partitions

Recommended Partitioning Scheme | Recommended Partitioning Scheme

partitions

mounting

Initialize a Linux Partition | Initialize a Linux Partition | Mount a Previously-Initialized Partition surface scanning

Initialize and Activate a passwords

logging in

First Steps | First Steps root password

setting

Set the Root Password shadow passwords

Shadow Password Support superuser

Working as Root

PATH

no title

paths

Files and Directories

PC BIOS

PC Disk Limitations

PCMCIA

no title

configuring

Configure PCMCIA Support removing

Remove PCMCIA

Permissions

no title | Permissions | Permissions | Security access

Mode

example session

Permissions in Practice | Permissions in Practice |

Permissions in Practice file ownership

File Ownership | File Ownership hard links

The Real Nature of

mode

Mode | Mode | Mode

PID

Processes

PID (Process Identification Number)

Processes

pipe operators

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and

pipeline

Managing Processes with bash

pipelines

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and

output

reversing

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and pipes

named pipes

Named Pipes (FIFOs)

plans

Managing Your Identity | Managing Your Identity PPP

configuration

PPP | Preparation

wvdial

The Easy Way: wvdial | The Easy Way: wvdial

primary partitions

PC Disk Limitations

printenv

Environment Variables | Environment Variables Printing

no title

troubleshooting

Printing

proc filesystem

The proc Filesystem

process groups

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash Process Management

no title

Processes

no title | Processes

boot process

troubleshooting

Troubleshooting the Boot Process comparing to programs

Processes

controlling

The Shell | The Shell daemons

Processes

environments

Environment Variables jobs

listing

Managing Processes with bash starting

Managing Processes with bash suspending

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash terminating

Managing Processes with bash | Managing Processes with bash named pipes

Named Pipes (FIFOs)

PID (Process Identification Number) Processes

redirection operators

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and | stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and

standard input

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and standard output

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and profiles

Planning Use of the | Planning Use of the selecting

Select and Install Profiles | Select and Install Profiles

programming

Software Development with Debian | Software Development with Debian

programs

bash

aliases

Aliases

BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) Booting the System

builtin

Where Commands Reside: The cfdisk

Partition a Hard Disk | Partition a Hard Disk comparing to processes

Processes

dbootstrap

Step-by-Step Installation network configuration Configure the Network dselect

Select and Install Profiles | Introduction |

Introduction Access screen

Access

multi-CD installation Access

multi-NFS, multi-mount installation Access

package states

Select | Select packages, configuring Configure packages, installing Install | Install Update screen

Update | Select | Select | Select |

Select

executing

search path

Where Commands Reside: The | Where Commands Reside: The exiting

How to Read This

file managers

Introduction to X functionality

What Is Debian?

gzip

File Compression with gzip | File Compression with gzip

multitasking

A Multiuser, Multitasking Operating packages

maintenance utilities What a Package Maintenance | What a Package Maintenance | dpkg | dselect shell

The Shell | The Shell software development

Software Development with Debian | Software Development with Debian tasks

Select and Install Profiles | Select and Install Profiles

text editors

Text Editors | Text Editors ae

Using ae wvdial

PPP configuration The Easy Way: wvdial | The Easy Way: wvdial

X clients

X Clients | X Clients Prompt, Changing

Environment Variables | Environment Variables prompts

shell prompts

First Steps

proprietary software

comparing to commercial

What Is Free Software?

proxy servers

environment variables

setting

Access

PS1

Environment Variables | Environment Variables pwd

Using Files: A Tutorial

pwd command

Using Files: A Tutorial | Using Files: A Tutorial query process

Booting the System

questions

technical support

Personal Help | Tips for asking questions quitting

ae (text editor)

Using ae

X windows system

Customizing Your X Startup | Customizing Your X

Startup

RAM

disk cache

Shutting Down

RAM (Random Access Memory)

installation requirements

Memory and Disk Space reading

device files

Device Files

redirecting

output

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and pipelines

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and Redirection

no title

redirection operators

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and

hard links

The Real Nature of

output

reversing

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and regular expressions

Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions | Regular Expressions reinitializing

swap partition

Initialize and Activate a removable disks

mounting filesystem

Removable Disks (Floppies, Zip removing

directories

Using Files: A Tutorial hard links

The Real Nature of

PCMCIA

Remove PCMCIA

symlinks

Symbolic Links | Symbolic Links repartitioning

from Windows

Partitioning from DOS or | Lossless Repartitioning hard drive

Partitioning Your Hard Drive | Background |

Background

requirements

installation

memory

Memory and Disk Space restrictions

partitions

PC Disk Limitations

reversing

output

stdin, stdout, Pipelines, and rm

Using Files: A Tutorial

root directory

Files and Directories | Files and Directories root partition

Background

root password

setting

Set the Root Password root user

Working as Root | Working as Root

see also superuser

Files Present and Their saving

edited files (ae)

Using ae

scanning

hard disk

Initialize and Activate a screen

display color

selecting

Select Color or Monochrome screens

ae (text editor)

Using ae

dselect

Select

Select | Select | Select | Select |

Select

Update

Update

X windows system

windows manager

Introduction to X scrolling

commands

Command History and Editing SCSI drives

partitioning

PC Disk Limitations

partitions

Device Names in Linux search path

Where Commands Reside: The | Where Commands Reside: The security

backups, performing

Before You Start

passwords

logging in

First Steps | First Steps shadow passwords Shadow Password Support permissions

Permissions | Permissions | Security example session

Permissions in Practice | Permissions in Practice | Permissions in Practice file mode

Mode | Mode | Mode file ownership

File Ownership | File Ownership root password

setting

Set the Root Password root user

Working as Root | Working as Root Select screen (dselect)

Select | Select | Select | Select

selecting

color display

Select Color or Monochrome fonts, xterm

Starting the X Environment monochrome display

Select Color or Monochrome packages

Select and Install Profiles | Select | Select |

Select

see also dselect Introduction | Introduction profiles

Select and Install Profiles | Select and Install