Troubleshooting and Repairing a Linux System
Troubleshooting and Repairing a Linux System
Matt Welsh,
mdw@cs.cornell.edu
Boston Computer Society Linux/UNIX SIG meeting, 19 July 1995
These are slides from my talk, Troubleshooting and Repairing a Linux
System, given at the BCS Linux/UNIX SIG meeting in July. The
files are available Xfig and PostScript formats.
bcs-meeting.tar.gz is a gzipped tar file
containing all files.
- Title page, Xfig or PostScript
- Overview, Xfig or PostScript
- Basics and Tools, Xfig or PostScript
- Creating and Using a Maintenance Diskette, Xfig or PostScript
- Booting problems and LILO, Xfig or PostScript
- Common LILO Configuration Problems, Xfig or PostScript
- Fixing a Trashed MBR, Xfig or PostScript
- Using EIDE Drives with Linux, Xfig or PostScript
- e2fsck options, Xfig or PostScript
- dumpe2fs and tune2fs, Xfig or PostScript
- Kernel Boot Options, Xfig or PostScript
- Hardware-specific Boot Options, Xfig or PostScript
- Upgrading and Repairing Shared Libraries, Xfig or PostScript
- Upgrading Shared Libraries Safely, Xfig or PostScript
- Preventive Maintenance: Backups, Xfig or PostScript
- Simple Backups using tar, Xfig or PostScript
- Compression and Incremental Backups, Xfig or PostScript
Share and enjoy!
M. Welsh, mdw@cs.cornell.edu