Salamander014
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i want to do a linux from scratch project. anyone have the name of a good book to learn unix from the ground up?
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Annihilannic
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That question to me sounds like "I'd like to build my own aeroplane. Does anyone have the name of a good book to teach me how to fly?"
Why do you want to do a Linux from scratch project when there are so many flavours (as Dian mentioned) already? I think you should probably start smaller than that, unless you're really determined.
Annihilannic.
Why do you want to do a Linux from scratch project when there are so many flavours (as Dian mentioned) already? I think you should probably start smaller than that, unless you're really determined.
Annihilannic.
There are many books available, specialized to different distributions, that come with media to install the OS.
Try a google search for "que linux books" and you'll find a bunch. Or try a search on Amazon.
Dedicate a machine to your project and load whatever you choose to study. Having "hands-on" time gives you a better understanding of what the book is trying to teach.
Ed Fair
Give the wrong symptoms, get the wrong solutions.
Try a google search for "que linux books" and you'll find a bunch. Or try a search on Amazon.
Dedicate a machine to your project and load whatever you choose to study. Having "hands-on" time gives you a better understanding of what the book is trying to teach.
Ed Fair
Give the wrong symptoms, get the wrong solutions.
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