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Guide De Survie Du Débutant Sous Linux Guide De Survie Du Débutant Sous Linux Table Des Matieres Guide De Survie Sous Linux Guide de Survie du Débutant sous Linux Guide de Survie du Débutant sous Linux Table des Matieres Guide de survie sous Linux:..............................................................................................................................1 Introduction..............................................................................................................................................1 L'installation......................................................................................................................................1 Parti pris............................................................................................................................................3 2. Utiliser ce guide...................................................................................................................................3 3. Trouver de l'aide ailleurs......................................................................................................................3 4. L'installation.........................................................................................................................................4 Choix d'une distribution....................................................................................................................4 Commencer l'installation...................................................................................................................6 Le disque dur et les partitions............................................................................................................8 Le choix des paquetages..................................................................................................................10 Le mode graphique..........................................................................................................................11 Le boot.............................................................................................................................................11 Conclusions.....................................................................................................................................12 5. Les premiers pas de l'administrateur..................................................................................................12 Où suis-je ?......................................................................................................................................12 J'ai du courrier.................................................................................................................................13 Les messages de démarrage ont défilé trop vite ! Je voudrais les relire.........................................13 Je n'arrive plus à démarrer MS-Windows !.....................................................................................14 Linux ne trouve que 15, 64 ou 800 Mo de mémoire vive :-((.........................................................17 Je veux faire une disquette de secours.............................................................................................17 Quelles commandes peuvent faire quelque chose ?........................................................................18 Quelques astuces pour taper dans le shell bash :.............................................................................19 Les utilisateurs.................................................................................................................................19 Comment changer d'utilisateur ?.....................................................................................................20 Comment changer de mot de passe ?..............................................................................................20 Les groupes......................................................................................................................................20 Les droits.........................................................................................................................................20 Comment changer de console virtuelle (sans avoir lancé X Window)?..........................................21 Ma commande est inconnue (ou ne fonctionne pas) !.....................................................................21 Les répertoires, comment ça marche ?............................................................................................22 À quoi servent tous ces répertoires ?...............................................................................................23 Je ne sais pas éditer les fichiers de paramétrage :-(.........................................................................24 Trouver une chaîne de caractères :..................................................................................................25 Je voudrais lire mes fichiers de paramétrage (et les autres) depuis MS-Windows ou Mac OS......26 Les premiers pas de l'utilisateur......................................................................................................26 6. Les premiers pas de l'utilisateur de base............................................................................................26 Le démarrage...................................................................................................................................26 Changer le mot de passe..................................................................................................................27 L'espace de travail...........................................................................................................................27 La souris..........................................................................................................................................27 Le clavier.........................................................................................................................................27 Les programmes..............................................................................................................................27 Les fichiers......................................................................................................................................28 Les droits de lecture/écriture...........................................................................................................28 L'utilisation du système...................................................................................................................28 L'extinction......................................................................................................................................28 7. Les périphériques...............................................................................................................................28 Généralités.......................................................................................................................................28 Je ne trouve pas mon cdrom !..........................................................................................................29 Je ne trouve pas ma disquette !........................................................................................................32 Je n'arrive pas à umounter le cdrom ou la disquette :-((..................................................................33 i Guide de Survie du Débutant sous Linux Table des Matieres Guide de survie sous Linux: Le SCSI...........................................................................................................................................34 Je ne trouve pas mon modem !........................................................................................................35 ADSL...............................................................................................................................................35 Modem Numeris..............................................................................................................................36 Internet par câble.............................................................................................................................36 Et ma carte son ?.............................................................................................................................37 Enregistrer et manipuler du son :....................................................................................................39 Et mes CD audio ?...........................................................................................................................39 Le MIDI...........................................................................................................................................39 Et mes anciens vinyls ?...................................................................................................................40 Le I-River........................................................................................................................................40 Et mon imprimante?........................................................................................................................40 Et ma souris roulette ?.....................................................................................................................43 Et mon zip !.....................................................................................................................................44 Et si j'avais un LS 120 ?..................................................................................................................45 Pire
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