Tom,
I ran across this site the other day. I do not accept responsibility
for anyone who may be offended by the content. I will however say
that the technical content is very good.
The site is the Coffee Cup Club: http://www.c-cup.com. They have
supermodels explain how to set up and configure Oracle on linux and
other such things.
(Note: The site is no more racy than a Victoria's Secret catalog. If
those catalogs offend you do not click on the link.)
Also I would recommend getting the Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router
as a great way to get started on a network. Of course you *could*
just build one of these using Linux... but you would need (or should
have) multiple NICs and/or a router, etc.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004SB92/o/qid=984784959/sr=8-1/106-3486990-8342004
Rich
Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
>
> Now that my new Slackware machine is up and running everything my old machine
> did (and I'm *this* close to getting Oracle up) I want to build my first LAN.
> I guessing I need a hub and a couple of NICs. Eventually there will be at
> least one Windows machine on the LAN but for now it will just two Linux PCs.
>
> Anybody want to recommend what parts I should get ? Where ? Cable length is
> not an issue, nor is cable installation.
>
> TIA
>
> TomR
>
>
>
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