SUSE Linux 10.0 Unleashed

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LAMP     online references 2nd 3rd 4th     overview

LAN addresses 2nd 3rd LANs. [See also wireless networks]laptops     Bluetooth support, configuring 2nd

     IrDA mode, configuring 2nd    PCMCIA cards         support for, activating     power management 2nd     SUSE Linux installation 2nd 3rd last command leases (DHCP)

legacy hardware

     SUSE Linux installation and 2nd lfpt command libgda file (GNOME-DB)

libgnomedb file (GNOME-DB)

LILO

     troubleshooting

LILO (Linux Loader) 2ndLinux

     newsgroups 2nd 3rd 4th     white papers

Linux Bootable Business Card website Linux Dialin Server Setup Guide Linux Documentation Project 2nd 3rd Linux FireWire project website Linux on Laptops website

Linux shell

     commands 2nd 3rd

         cat 2nd

         cd 2nd

         chmod 2nd

         combining 2nd

         cp 2nd

         du 2nd

         grep 2nd

         locate 2nd

         ls 2nd

         man 2nd

         mkdir 2nd

         mv         ps 2nd

         rm 2nd

         tail

         top 2nd

         which     description of 2ndLinux Standard Base (LSB)

     description of Linux User Groups (LUGs) 2nd 3rdLinuxSecurity.com     description of

Live Bookmark (Firefox) LiveJournal 2nd Local groups     adding 2nd 3rd localhost interface 2nd 3rd 4th     configuring 2nd     confirming 2nd

     js same as loopback interface

locate utility     utilizinglogging in

     to SUSE Linux 2nd

     to X Window System

logging out

     of SUSE Linux 2nd logging out of shell 2nd

Logical Volume Management (LVM) 2ndlogical volumes

     LVM (Logical Volume Management) 2nd logins 2nd 3rd     as Root 2nd logout commandlogs

     /var/log/messages 2nd

         kernel oops

         runtime errors

     DNS settings 2nd

loopback interface 2nd 3rd

losetup

     utilizing

lp command 2nd

lpadmin command

lpq command 2nd

lprm command 2nd

lpstat command

ls \#208dl command

ls \#208l commandls command

     utilizing 2nd

lsmod command

LUGs (Linux User Groups) 2nd 3rd

LukemFTP LVM (Logical Volume Management) 2nd