Part I - Installation and Configuration

* Chapter 1 - Introduction to Linux
* Chapter 2 - Linux Hardware and Software
* Chapter 3 - Installing and Updating Linux
* Chapter 4 - LILO
* Chapter 5 - Installing and Configuring XFree86

Part II - Expanding Your System

* Chapter 6 - Devices and Device Drivers
* Chapter 7 - SCSI Devices
* Chapter 8 - Hard Disks
* Chapter 9 - CD-ROM Drives
* Chapter 10 - Sound Cards
* Chapter 11 - Terminals and term
* Chapter 12 - Tape Drives

Table of Contents
Introduction

1. Latest Version
2. Disclaimer
3. Contributors

1. What is LVM?
2. What is Logical Volume Management?

2.1. Why would I want it?
2.2. Benefits of Logical Volume Management on a Small System
2.3. Benefits of Logical Volume Management on a Large System

3. Anatomy of LVM

3.1. volume group (VG)
3.2. physical volume (PV)
3.3. logical volume (LV)
3.4. physical extent (PE)
3.5. logical extent (LE)
3.6. Tying it all together

Table of Contents
1. Preface

1.1. Acknowledgements
1.2. Copyright Information and Legal Disclaimers
1.3. A Plea for Help

2. Introduction

2.1. Scope
2.2. Choosing a Linux Distribution

3. Linux Overview

3.1. What is Linux?
3.2. Breaking the Myths
3.3. One User's Perspective

4. Installation and Hardware Configuration

4.1. Creating an Installation Diskette
4.2. Booting Linux Installation Program
4.3. Partitioning Hard Drive(s)
4.4. Setting up Swap Space

Contents

* 1 Introduction
o 1.1 About this manual
o 1.2 Where to find newer versions
o 1.3 Comments
* 2 Overview of a Debian GNU/Linux System
o 2.1 The main components of a system
* 3 Files and Devices
o 3.1 Files
o 3.2 Devices
* 4 Programs and processes
o 4.1 Programs
o 4.2 Processes
o 4.3 The /proc filesystem
o 4.4 Tools for handling programs and processes
* 5 Directory Structure
o 5.1 Directories
o 5.2 Permissions
o 5.3 Links
o 5.4 ACL - Access Control Lists