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the linux tutorial the place where you learn linux skip to primary content skip to secondary content the linux tutorial the place where you learn linux search main menu introduction to operating systems what is an operating system processes process basics virtual memory basics files and directories operating system layers moving on linux basics what linux is all about guided tour what linux is made of what linux does what goes with linux working with the system backing up and restoring files interacting with the system logging in logging out when things go wrong accessing disks shells and utilities the shell the search path directory paths shell variables permissions regular expressions and metacharacters table of regular expressions and metacharacters quotes pipes and redirection interpreting the command the c shell different kinds of shells command line editing functions job control aliases a few more constructs the c shell commonly used utilities looking through files looking for files basic shell scripting managing scripts shell odds and ends editing files vi vi basics changing text in vi moving around in vi searching in vi vi buffers vi magic command output in vi more vi magic vi odds and ends configuring vi sed awk perl basic administration starting and stopping the system the boot process run levels init scripts lilo the linux loader stopping the system user accounts logging in logging out terminals terminal settings terminal capabilities printers printers and interfaces printcap advanced formatting remote printing system logging syslogd managing system logs cron user communication the operating system hardware basics timers cpu basics memory basics bus basics peripheral and controller basics address spaces software basics computer languages memory management basics device driver basics kernel data structures linked lists hash tables abstract interfaces the kernel kernel mechanisms bottom half handling wait queues task queues timers buzz locks semaphores memory management virtual memory demand paging paging and swapping linux page tables page allocation and deallocation memory mapping the linux page cache caches swapping out and discarding pages swapping out system v shared memory pages swapping pages in the swap cache processes linux processes executing programs process files identifiers the life cycle of processes scheduling in multiprocessor systems process scheduling creating a process executing programs processes in action process virtual memory times and timers interrupts exceptions and traps system calls linux data structures interprocess communication signals pipes semaphores message queues sockets shared memory sockets devices and device nodes device drivers polling and interrupts direct memory access pci devices interrupts and interrupt handling major and minor numbers files and file systems supported file systems the ext2 file system the ext2 inode the ext2 superblock the ext2 group descriptor ext2 files ext2 directories the virtual file system the vfs superblock the vfs inode registering the file system mounting a file system unmounting a file system the vfs inode cache the directory cache disk layout the buffer cache the bdflush kernel daemon filesystem tools rebuilding your kernel installing your kernel linux kernel source code modules loading a module unloading a module the x windowing system the basics of x configuring the x windows server resources colors displaying clients fonts the window manager remote access the computer itself basic input output services and the system bus the expansion bus industry standard architecture isa mca extended industry standard architecture eisa the small computer systems interface scsi termination pci agp memory cache memory ram the central processing unit intel processors alpha processors arm processors mips sparc motherboards hard disks serial ata parallel ata raid floppy drives tape drives cd roms modems serial ports parallel ports video cards and monitors video card common problems printers mice uninterruptable power supplies cases the right hardware hw diagnostics networking tcp ip ip addressing pseudo terminals network services network standards subnet masks routing and ip gateways the domain name system dns finding other machines configuring the domain name system dns dhcp nfs automount the flow of things when things go wrong with nfs samba accesing the web firewalls securing the server securing the internal network network technologies ethernet token ring isdn atm network hardware system monitoring finding out about your system what the system is doing now solving problems solving problems yourself getting help security real threats restricting access passwords file access the root account the network what you can do about it advanced security user accounts changing attitudes backups the root account filesystem security ftp nfs security modem security restricting access system security the network trusted hosts the official word security and the law watching your system what you can do about it solving problems getting help consultants calling support other sources solving problems yourself preparing yourself problem solving checking the sanity of your system hw diagnostics hardware diagnostic tools netiquette installing and upgrading hardware requirements installation checklist partitioning swap space upgrading an existing system preparing for the installation doing the installation installing the file system getting your own copy a treasure chest of choices suse deutsche linux distribution dld installation problems preparing for the worst adding hardware cpu adding hard disks adding cd roms adding ram scsi devices linux and windows windows9x and linux windows look n feel multi booting samba sharing files we ve moved posted on august 29 2020 by ltadmin for various reason i ve moved to wordpress the primary reason is that the old cms was full of bugs and i was simply flooded with spam and emails because people were 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