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Linux Installation 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page i LPIC I Ross Brunson 00 0789731274 FM 8/1/05 1:18 PM Page ii LPIC I Exam Cram 2 Publisher Copyright © 2005 by Que Publishing Paul Boger All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, Executive Editor photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission Jeff Riley from the publisher. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every precaution Acquisitions Editor has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. Nor is any lia- Carol Ackerman bility assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. Development Editor Michael Watson International Standard Book Number: 0-7897-3127-4 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2003116155 Managing Editor Printed in the United States of America Charlotte Clapp First Printing: August 2004 Project Editors Reprinted with corrections January 2005 Tricia Liebig 07 06 05 4 3 Dan Knott Indexer Trademarks All terms mentioned in this book that are known to be trademarks or Ken Johnson service marks have been appropriately capitalized. Que Publishing cannot attest to the accuracy of this information. Use of a term in this Proofreader book should not be regarded as affecting the validity of any trademark Jessica McCarty or service mark. Technical Editors Warning and Disclaimer Luke Crow Every effort has been made to make this book as complete and as accu- Sean Walberg rate as possible, but no warranty or fitness is implied. The information Brian Bork provided is on an “as is” basis. 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That’s why you, and more than 2 million others, have purchased an Exam Cram book. As Series Editor for the new and improved Exam Cram 2 Series, I have worked with the staff at Que Certification to ensure you won’t be disappointed. That’s why we’ve taken the world’s best-selling certification product—a two-time finalist for “Best Study Guide” in CertCities’ reader polls—and made it even better. As a two-time finalist for the “Favorite Study Guide Author” award as selected by CertCities readers, I know the value of good books. You’ll be impressed with Que Certification’s stringent review process, which ensures the books are high quality, relevant, and technically accurate. Rest assured that several industry experts have reviewed this material, helping us deliver an excellent solution to your exam preparation needs. Exam Cram 2 books also feature a preview edition of MeasureUp’s innovative, full-featured test engine, which is trusted by certification students throughout the world. 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As an experienced IT professional and former instructor, I wanted “nothing but the facts” necessary to prepare for the exams. From this impetus, Exam Cram emerged: short, focused books that explain exam topics, detail exam skills and activities, and get IT professionals ready to take and pass their exams. In 1997 when Exam Cram debuted, it quickly became the best-selling computer book series since “...For Dummies,” and the best-selling certification book series ever. By maintaining an intense focus on subject matter, tracking errata and updates quickly, and following the certi- fication market closely, Exam Cram established the dominant position in cert prep books. You will not be disappointed in your decision to purchase this book. If you are, please contact me at [email protected]. All suggestions, ideas, input, or constructive criticism are welcome! 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page iv Taking You to the Solaris 9 System Administrator Finish Line! Solaris 9 System Administrator Training Guide (Exams 310-014, 310-015) Bill Calkins ISBN 0-7897-2922-9 $49.99 US/$77.99 CAN/£36.50 Net UK Before you walk into your local testing center, make absolutely sure you’re prepared to pass your exam. In addition to the Exam Cram 2 series, consider our Training Guide series. Que Certification’s Training Guides have exactly what you need to pass your exam: • Exam Objectives highlighted in every chapter • Notes, Tips, Warnings, and Exam Tips advise what to watch out for • Step-by-Step Exercises for “hands-on” practice • End-of-chapter Exercises and Exam Questions • Final Review with Fast Facts, Study and Exam Tips, and another Practice Exam • A CD that includes PrepLogic Practice Tests for complete evaluation of your knowledge • Our authors are recognized experts in the field. In most cases, they are current or former instructors, trainers, or consultants – they know exactly what you need to know! www.examcram.com 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page v Many thanks to all the trainers and training folks I have ever been involved with, particularly Andres, Ken, Arnold, and the boys and girls who over the years understood that it was all about the attendee and whatever you had to do to make it real for them—you know who you are. “We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...” ❧ 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page vi About the Author ................................................ Ross Brunson is currently the director of Linux/Unix education for The . Training Camp and an LPI-US (Linux Professional Institute) board mem- ber. He began his IT career in the U.S. Army in the 1980s working with bat- tlefield simulation systems running on Unix platforms. Prior to joining The Training Camp, Ross authored several books about Unix/Linux integration with Windows, including The Linux and Windows 2000 Integration Toolkit. Ross began his formal training and consulting career with Learning Tree International as a courseware technical editor and was his area’s second- highest scoring instructor. After a number of years conducting TCP/IP, Unix, Linux, and networking courses for Learning Tree, Mastering Computers of Scottsdale, and other companies, he took a courseware and development position at Computer Associates developing and delivering Windows 2000 and Linux courses for many U.S. and international companies. Ross then took a position with Thomson Learning’s Sair Linux certification and courseware division as the director of courseware development and instruction. He built an excellent instructor force spanning 13 countries and 110 instructors in little over a year, delivering many T3 (trainer preparation courses) to current and prospective instructors in the United States and over- seas. He lives in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, with his wife, baby daughter, and dogs and enjoys canoeing, fishing, and hiking in between teaching and consulting gigs. 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page vii About the Technical Editors ............................................... Sean Walberg is a network engineer and Linux administrator. He discov- ered Unix while at university in 1994 and began working at an ISP as an administrator soon after. After graduating with a degree in computer engi- neering, he spent some time as a Unix developer before moving into networking. Currently, Sean makes extensive use of Linux for network man- agement and security tasks. Sean lives in Winnipeg, Canada, with his wife, two sons, and two cats. Luke Crowe has been in the IT industry for 10 years, working with a wide range of systems from CAD/CAE systems to data center servers with oper- ating systems from SGi and Microsoft. He joined the Linux revolution when he started working as a technical manager at OCF, a company that designs, builds, and installs Linux Beowulf clusters on various architectures for edu- cational and corporate environments. Currently, he divides his time between working for The Training Camp in the U.K., where he teaches LPIC and CompTIA Linux+ certification courses, and his own business, which includes IT consultancy and support services for small businesses. 00 0789731274 FM 8/16/04 11:02 AM Page viii Acknowledgments ................................................ I'd like to acknowledge the wonderful support of my wife Monique and daughter Rose, especially when Dad was holed up with vi, sed, and the ker- nel for days at a time.
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