Book review: Linux Troubleshooting (PDF version)

by nixcraft · 4 comments

Slashdot has published book review of Linux Troubleshooting book by Bruce Perens. This book is reviewed by Mary Norbury-Glaser. The Bruce Perens Open Source Series of books published by Prentice Hall PTR is a strong collection of nearly 20 volumes focusing on Linux and open source technology. Edited by Linux guru and former Debian GNU/Linux Project Leader, Bruce Perens, the books are aimed toward developers, sysadmins and power users. Several months following the release of a new print volume, a free electronic version is made available on Prentice Hall PTR's web site. The series includes some excellent editions including Official Samba-3 HOWTO and Reference Guide (2nd ed.), Linux Quick Fix Notebook and PHP 5 Power Programming. The newest book by Mark Wilding and Dan Behman, Self-Service Linux: Determining Problems and Finding Solutions, is another well-written and worthy companion to this series. Read entire review online.

Summery

  • Book title: Linux Troubleshooting
  • Author: Mark Wilding and Dan Behman
  • Author web/blog: --
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall, PTR
  • Pub Date: November 2005
  • ISBN: 013147751X
  • Pages: 456
  • Level of experience needed: Linux newbie (noobs)
  • Who will find useful: Linux System administrators
  • Additional goodies included (such as CDROM) : --
  • Sample chapters: -- (entire book will be available in ebook (pdf ) format)
  • Our rating: none (Slashdot rating 8)

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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Rajesh 08.30.07 at 2:48 pm

Useful guide

2 rudramuni.d 02.04.08 at 4:09 am

hi,
i want to have more books on linux trobleshooting.

3 prabaas 08.28.09 at 12:03 pm

i need troubleshooting materials …………………in LINUX……………………..

4 Vijay 11.12.09 at 9:38 am

i want to Linux troubleshooting book(pdf)
Please sir

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