Questions And Answers

Questions and Answers

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One of the most wonderful sources of Linux info is the Linux From Scratch book, which I locally mirror here:

 http://inferno.slug.org/LFS-BOOK-4.1-HTML

And the equally, or more important, LFS hints:

 http://inferno.slug.org/lfs-hints

Might as well also mirror the LDP HOWTO'S:

 http://inferno.slug.org/LDP-HOWTOS

And The Linux Cookbook!:

 Removed at the request of Michael Stutz

And The Linux SysAdmin Guide:

 http://inferno.slug.org/sag

And Introduction To Linux:

 http://inferno.slug.org/Intro-Linux

And our local copy of the Linux Man Pages:

 http://inferno.slug.org/man-pages

And presenting the NEW Mobile Guide:

 http://inferno.slug.org/Mobile-Guide

There is almost nothing to do with Linux that is not covered in one of these archives!

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Other useful documents archived at this site:

• [refcards]
• [The IPtables Tutorial]
• [Toshiba Laptop Specs]
• [PCMICA Hints and Tips]
• [USB Scanner Installation Tips]
• [USB Graphics Tablet Installation Tips]
• [USB Storage Device]
• [Sendmail Installation Tips]
• [Getting connected, the SLUG guide to dialup and DSL]
• [The SLUG servers: HTTP, SMTP, and IRC]
• Whats Up With That App
• Linux Kernel Configuration

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