Welcome to the Official Red Hat Linux Reference Guide.
One of the newest publications from Red Hat, the
Official Red Hat Linux Reference Guide contains useful information about your
Red Hat Linux system. In fact, much of the information you'll find within can be
extended to just about any Linux distribution. From fundamental concepts
such as using RPM and Gnome-RPM to the finer
points of using disk partitioning, we hope you'll find this book to be a
valuable resource.
This guide is for you if you want to learn a bit more about how your
Red Hat Linux system works. Among the featured entries, you'll learn about:
Partitioning concepts -- Both an introduction to disk partitions and
the strategies behind "finding a home" for more than one operating
system on hard drives.
Text mode installation -- Despite Red Hat Linux's GUI installation, you may
want the control of a text mode install. Here's what you'll find,
and what to expect.
RPM -- From both the Gnome-RPM front-end
to using RPM at the console.
RAID concepts -- Take one disk drive, add another, and
another… Make them appear as a single logical unit, and
you've got power and performance.
Post-installation configuration -- Want to do a little tweaking
after the installation? Here's where you can get a start.