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This is a brief description of what happens in a Linux system, from the time that you turn on the power, to the time that you log in and get a bash prompt. Understanding this will be helpful when you need to solve problems or configure your system.
1. Introduction
Table des matières
2. Hardware
- 2.1 Configuration
- 2.2 Exercises
- 2.3 More Information
3. Lilo
- 3.1 Configuration
- 3.2 Exercises
- 3.3 More Information
4. The Linux Kernel
- 4.1 Configuration
- 4.2 Exercises
- 4.3 More Information
5. The GNU C Library
- 5.1 Configuration
- 5.2 Exercises
- 5.3 More Information
6. Init
- 6.1 Configuration
- 6.2 Exercises
- 6.3 More Information
7. The Filesystem
- 7.1 Configuration
- 7.2 Exercises
- 7.3 More Information
8. Kernel Daemons
- 8.1 Configuration
- 8.2 Exercises
- 8.3 More Information
9. System Logger
- 9.1 Configuration
- 9.2 Exercises
- 9.3 More Information
10. Getty and Login
- 10.1 Configuration
- 10.2 Exercises
11. Bash
- 11.1 Configuration
- 11.2 Exercises
- 11.3 More Information
12. Commands
13. Conclusion
14. Administrivia
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