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Admin Workshop: Unix filesystem tree Insider Tips: The Unix filesystem tree

Dec 01, 2005

Unix systems organize files in a hierarchical filesystem tree. A system of naming conventions defined in the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) helps admins find their way around.

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Captive NTFS Accessing partitions on dual-boot systems

Aug 01, 2005

Why reboot every time you need to access data on the other side of your dual boot system? We’ll introduce you to Captive NTFS – a free tool for reaching Windows NTFS partitions from Linux. We’ll also show you some handy tools for reading Linux partitions from Windows.

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Configuring Dual Boot Putting Linux and Windows on a single hard disk

Aug 01, 2005

When two systems share a single computer, a boot manager handles the prompts that determine which system to boot. We’ll show you several multiple boot scenarios and describe how to set up your system for dual booting Linux with Windows.

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Windows Integration Intro Tools and techniques for Windows integration

Aug 01, 2005
Dualbooting Linux with Windows is the easiest thing in the world, you think, so you install your favorite Linux dis......
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User-Mode Linux Getting started with User-Mode Linux

May 01, 2005

User-Mode Linux feels like Linux because it is Linux. You’ll find a hundred uses for this fast and sensible virtual Linux system

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