Some parts of it seem interesting, thought it is a bit lit hitting a moving target, some of the hardware stuff seems to be getting out of date. I can't remember the last time I used an ISA card or the last time I used an internal modem that wasn't a win modem. Its also x86 specific.
doesn't look like there is much in there that is new to me, would have liked to see some thing on pam.d
On 27/06/2004, at 5:38 AM, Andrew Cowie wrote:
On Sat, 2004-06-26 at 12:58, Ben de Luca wrote:Is the course centred towards one distro?
By design, the LPI exam developers keep the certification vendor
neutral. As "ABD Computer Installations" mentioned somewhat colourfully,
they do have a mix of practices, although I would characterize it more
broadly - for instance, SuSE and Novell (both) have been major sponsors
of LPI for a long time.
This is a fantastic thing, as there is an enormous difference between
"knowing how to do something on Linux[Unix] flavour X" and "knowing that
a certain aspect of the system exists, and where to set out about
finding it on whatever distribution you happen to be faced with.
LPI puts a lot of effort into their website; http://www.lpi.org is always a good place to start trying to get information.
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