Greetings!!!!
any equivalent command for ntsysv or chkconfig for debian?
thanks in advance....
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Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 19:29:50 -0700 (PDT)
From: Linuxpol
Subject: Re: [plug] i want to learn linux
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Hi guys,
mr. engels antonio of bluepoint is really a nice person and he's my linux
teacher way back 2001. that time medyo mura pa ung course nila, he's the first
filipino RHCE/RHCX =).
1. you can go to www.google.com.ph
2. type "rhce" w/out quote
3. select "mga pahina mula sa Pilipinas"
4. and hit the button "Sinusuwerte Ako"
you will see mr.engels antonio's profile =)
Orlando Andico wrote: To quote my colleague: "Training is for the lazy."
That said, oftentimes our work is too involved that we have trouble
learning unless we have a guided course. I would check out Bluepoint
again. They are a non-profit and they do give scholarships.
The high price is for people who can pay (e.g. foreigners). One of the
examinees in my RHCE exam class at Bluepoint many years ago was a
foreigner.. and he got stuck at the first lab problem :D
So I would contact Bluepoint if I were the OP. Engels is a very nice
guy. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them, they are a known quantity.
Migs Paraz is another nice guy (as Froilan mentions above). But....
he's sold out to the corporate world (like me) and doesn't do much
Linux anymore.
On 7/27/07, Froilan Romualdo wrote:
> Actually ang in-enroll ko noon sa Iphil Communications is yung
> pang-systems administrator na kagad, kasi meron na akong basic
> knowledge sa Linux/Redhat since 1998. Nakatipid ang boss ko ng I think
> P10,000.00 para sa beginners training. Pero bago ako natuto bumili ako
> ng iba't ibang books patunkol sa
> Linux/Redhat/administration/installation.
>
> God Bless sa iyong pag-aaral ng Open Source...
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