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Index-Draft

D

devices
block, Two kinds of devices
character, Two kinds of devices
disks, Using Disks and Other Storage Media
bad blocks, Formatting
bad sectors, Formatting
boot sectors, The MBR, boot sectors and partition table
changing partition size, Partitioning a hard disk
components, Hard disks
cylinders, Hard disks
extended partition, Extended and logical partitions, Device files and partitions
filesystem, What are filesystems?
data block, What are filesystems?
directory block, What are filesystems?
indirection block, What are filesystems?
inode, What are filesystems?
superblock, What are filesystems?
formatting, Formatting
high-level, Formatting
low-level, Formatting
geometry, Hard disks
IDE, Partitioning a hard disk
Logical Block Addressing (LBA), Partitioning a hard disk
MBR, The MBR, boot sectors and partition table
partition table, The MBR, boot sectors and partition table
partition type, Partition types
partitions, Partitions
saving space, Tips for saving disk space
sectors, Hard disks
tracks, Hard disks

E

email, Mail

F

fibre channel, Storage Area Networks - Draft
filesystem, The filesystem layout, The /usr filesystem.
/ (root), Background, The root filesystem
/bin, The filesystem layout, The root filesystem
/boot, The root filesystem
/dev, The filesystem layout, The root filesystem, The /dev directory, Two kinds of devices
/dev/dsp, The /dev directory
/dev/fb0, The /dev directory
/dev/fd0, The /dev directory, Floppies, Formatting
/dev/fd1, Floppies
/dev/hda, The /dev directory, Hard disks
/dev/hdb, The /dev directory, Hard disks
/dev/hdc, The /dev directory, Hard disks
/dev/hdc9, The /dev directory
/dev/hdd, The /dev directory, Hard disks
/dev/ht0, The /dev directory
/dev/js0, The /dev directory
/dev/loop0, The /dev directory
/dev/lp0, The /dev directory
/dev/md0, The /dev directory
/dev/mixer, The /dev directory
/dev/null, The /dev directory
/dev/parport0, The /dev directory
/dev/pcd0, The /dev directory
/dev/pda, The /dev directory
/dev/pdb, The /dev directory
/dev/pdc, The /dev directory
/dev/pdd, The /dev directory
/dev/psaux, The /dev directory
/dev/pt0, The /dev directory
/dev/pt1, The /dev directory
/dev/random, The /dev directory
/dev/sda, The /dev directory, Two kinds of devices, Hard disks
/dev/sdb, The /dev directory, Hard disks
/dev/sdd, The /dev directory
/dev/ttyS0, The /dev directory, The MAKEDEV Script, The mknod command
/dev/urandom, The /dev directory
/dev/zero, The /dev directory
/etc, The filesystem layout, The root filesystem, The /etc directory
/etc/bash.rc, The /etc directory
/etc/csh.cshrc, The /etc directory
/etc/fdprm, The /etc directory, Floppies
/etc/fstab, The /etc directory
/etc/group, The /etc directory
/etc/inittab, The /etc directory
/etc/issue, The /etc directory
/etc/login.defs, The /etc directory
/etc/magic, The /etc directory
/etc/motd, The /etc directory
/etc/mtab, The /etc directory
/etc/passwd, The /etc directory
/etc/printcap, The /etc directory
/etc/profile, The /etc directory
/etc/rc.d, The /etc directory
/etc/securetty, The /etc directory
/etc/shadow, The /etc directory
/etc/shells, The /etc directory
/etc/termcap, The /etc directory
/home, The filesystem layout, Background, The root filesystem
/lib, The filesystem layout, The root filesystem
/lib/modules, The root filesystem
/mnt, The root filesystem
/proc, The root filesystem, The /proc filesystem, Filesystems galore
/proc/1, The /proc filesystem
/proc/cpuinfo, The /proc filesystem
/proc/devices, The /proc filesystem
/proc/dma, The /proc filesystem
/proc/filesystems, The /proc filesystem
/proc/interrupts, The /proc filesystem
/proc/ioports, The /proc filesystem
/proc/kcore, The /proc filesystem, Filesystems galore
/proc/kmsg, The /proc filesystem
/proc/ksyms, The /proc filesystem
/proc/loadavg, The /proc filesystem
/proc/meminfo, The /proc filesystem
/proc/modules, The /proc filesystem
/proc/net, The /proc filesystem
/proc/self, The /proc filesystem
/proc/stat, The /proc filesystem
/proc/uptime, The /proc filesystem
/proc/version, The /proc filesystem
/root, The root filesystem
/sbin, The root filesystem
/tmp, The root filesystem, The /var filesystem
/usr, The filesystem layout, Background, The root filesystem
/usr/bin, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/include, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/lib, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/local, The /usr filesystem., The /var filesystem
/usr/sbin, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/share/doc, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/share/info, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/share/man, The /usr filesystem.
/usr/share/man/cat, The /var filesystem
/usr/share/man/man, The /var filesystem
/usr/X11R6, The /usr filesystem.
/var, The filesystem layout, Background, The root filesystem, The /var filesystem
/var/cache/man, The /var filesystem
/var/games, The /var filesystem
/var/lib, The /var filesystem
/var/local, The /var filesystem
/var/lock, The /var filesystem
/var/log, The /var filesystem
/var/log/messages, The /var filesystem
/var/log/wtmp, The /var filesystem
/var/mail, The /var filesystem
/var/run, The /var filesystem
/var/spool, The /var filesystem
/var/spool/mail, The /var filesystem
/var/spool/news, The /var filesystem
/var/tmp, The /var filesystem
/var/utmp, The /var filesystem
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) , The filesystem layout, Overview of the Directory Tree, Background
filesystem types
ext, Filesystems galore
ext2, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
ext3, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
fat16, Filesystem comparison
fat32, Filesystem comparison
hfs+, Filesystem comparison
hpfs, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
iso9660, Filesystems galore
jfs, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
minix, Filesystems galore
msdos, Filesystems galore
nfs, Filesystems galore
ntfs, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
reiserfs, Filesystems galore, Filesystem comparison
smbfs, Filesystems galore
sysv, Filesystems galore
ufs2, Filesystem comparison
umsdos, Filesystems galore
vfat, Filesystems galore
vxfs, Filesystem comparison
xfs, Filesystems galore
xia, Filesystems galore
zfs, Filesystem comparison
filesystems
/etc
/etc/fstab, Adding more disk space for Linux
Free Software Foundation, Linux or GNU/Linux, that is the question.

H

hardware
CD-ROM, CD-ROMs
Central Processing Unit (CPU), Hard disks
disk controller, Hard disks
fibre channel, Storage Area Networks - Draft
floppy disk, Floppies
tape drive, Tapes

I

init, init, Logins from terminals
inittab, init
iSCSI, Storage Area Networks - Draft
ISO 9660, CD-ROMs
Rock Ridge extensions, CD-ROMs

M

mail transfer agent (MTA) , Mail
postfix, Mail
sendmail, Mail
mail user agent, Mail
evolution, Mail
pine, Mail

N

Network Attached Storage (NAS), Network Attached Storage - Draft
Network File System (NFS), Network file systems, Background, Network Attached Storage - Draft, NFS
networking, Networking
Network Admin Guide (NAG), Networking

O

Open Sound System (OSS), The /dev directory

P

partition types
AIX, Partition types
FAT16, Partition types
FAT32, Partition types
FreeBSD, Partition types
HPFS, Partition types
Linux, Partition types
Linux LVM, Partition types
Linux Swap, Partition types
Minix, Partition types
NetBSD, Partition types
NTFS, Partition types
printing, Printing
queue, Printing
spools, Printing

R

runlevels, init
0 - shutdown, init
1 - single user , init
1 - single-user, init
3 - multi-user, init
5 - multi-user with GUI , init
6 - reboot, init
inittab, init

T

telnet , Network logins

V

VMWare, CD-ROMs

W

WINE, CD-ROMs

 
 
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