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Contents
Index
System
Subsections
SuSE Linux on AMD64 Systems
64-bit SuSE Linux for AMD64
Hardware
Software
Installation of 32-bit Software
Software Development in a 64-bit Environment
Additional Information
The Linux Kernel
Kernel Update
Kernel Sources
Kernel Configuration
Configuration on the Command Line
Configuration in Text Mode
Configuration in the X Window System Configuration in the X Window System
Kernel Modules
Hardware detection with the help of hwinfo
Handling Modules
/etc/modules.conf
Kmod -- the Kernel Module Loader
Settings in the Kernel Configuration
Compiling the Kernel
Installing the Kernel
Cleaning Your Hard Disk After Compilation
Special Features of SuSE Linux
Linux Standards
File System Hierarchy Standard (FHS)
Linux Standard Base (LSB)
teTeX -- T
E
X in SuSE Linux
Example Environments for FTP and HTTP
About FTP
About HTTP
Hints on Special Software Packages
Package bash and /etc/profile
cron Package
Log Files -- the Package logrotate
Changing to logrotate
Configuration
Man Pages
The Command ulimit
The free Command
The File /etc/resolv.conf
Settings for GNU Emacs
Booting with the Initial Ramdisk
Concept of the Initial Ramdisk
The Order of the Booting Process with initrd
linuxrc
The Real Root File System
Boot Loaders
Using initrd in SuSE
Installing the System
Booting the Installed System
Creating an initrd
Possible Difficulties -- Self-Compiled Kernels
Prospects
For More Information
linuxrc
Main Menu
Settings / Preferences
System Information
Loading Modules
Passing Parameters
Start Installation / System
The SuSE Rescue System
Preparations
Starting the Rescue System
Working with the Rescue System
Accessing Your Normal System
Virtual Consoles
Keyboard Mapping
Local Adjustments -- I18N/L10N
Some Examples
Settings for Language Support
Possible Problems
For More Information
The SuSE Linux Boot Concept
The init ProgramThe init Program
Runlevels
Changing Runlevels
Init Scripts
Adding init Scripts
The YaST Runlevel Editor
SuSEconfig and /etc/sysconfig
The YaST sysconfig Editor
root 2003-11-05
