Errata

Learning Red Hat Enterprise Linux & Fedora

Errata for Learning Red Hat Enterprise Linux & Fedora

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The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released.

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Version Location Description Submitted by Date submitted
Printed Page 17
paragraph 1

...Linux also supports non-Intel...
should read:
...Linux also supports non-x86...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 26
paragraph 2

...logical byte addressing (LBA)...
should read:
...logical block addressing (LBA)...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 38
last line on page

...to the Installation Type screen...
should read:
...to the Monitor Configuration screen...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 39
figure 3-6 caption

...The Keyboard Configuration dialog box.
should read:
...The Keyboard Configuration screen.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 49
line 14

...of the / partition...
should read:
...of the /var partition...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 49
2nd paragraph of Editing a partition

...use the Add Partition...
should read:
...use the Edit Partition...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 58
line below Authoring and Publishing

..using the DocBook format..
should read:
.using the DocBook or TEX format..

Anonymous   
Printed Page 63
last paragraph

.The Custom Graphics Configuration screen..
should read:
.The Customize Graphics Configuration screen..

Anonymous   
Printed Page 64
figure 3-27 caption

The Custom Graphics Configuration screen...
should read:
The Customize Graphics Configuration screen...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 75
Table 4-1

hdxn Non-SCSI hard drive
should read:
hdxn Partition on non-SCSI hard drive

Anonymous   
Printed Page 76
Table 4-1

sdxn SCSI hard drive
should read:
sdxn Partition on SCSI hard drive

Anonymous   
Printed Page 79
line 13

The user and the group...
should read:
The owner and the group...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 80
line 2

...access allowed the owner...
should read:
...access allowed to the owner...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 80
line 3

...access allowed users...
should read:
...access allowed to users...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 85
line 4

Most window managers install with...
should read:
Most window managers are installed with...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 85
paragraph 2

...the sequences xt or xterm.
should read:
...the sequences vt or term.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 88
tip

Gnome
should read:
GNOME

Anonymous   
Printed Page 93
1st paragraph of Using Nautilus

...click the "View as Icons" drop-down list...
should read:
...click the "Information" drop-down list...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 93
1st paragraph of Using Nautilus

...and select "View as List".
should read:
...and select "Folder Tree".

Anonymous   
Printed Page 95
1st paragraph

...the right pane.
should read:
...the right pane. You can then drag the file from
the right pane on to the target folder in the left pane.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 103
paragraph under Clipboard Tool

The clipboard lets...
should read:
The clipboard tool lets...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 105
3rd paragraph

...the KDE Panel, the KDE Control Panel, the KDE Control Center, and the...
should read:
...the KDE Panel, the KDE Control Center, and the...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 105
5th paragraph

...by dragging its hide panel...
should read:
...by dragging its hide button...

Anonymous   
Printed Page 132
line -2

between windows or consoles
should read:
between windows and consoles

Anonymous   
Printed Page 135
7th line from the bottom

[bill@home /bin]$
should read:
[bill@home bin]$

Anonymous   
Printed Page 135
3rd line from the bottom

[bill@home /bin]$ cd
should read:
[bill@home bin]$ cd

Anonymous   
Printed Page 136
5th paragraph below Displaying directory contents

directory and its subdirectories,
should read:
directory,

Anonymous   
Printed Page 141
7th line form the bottom

/etc/passwd to the printer.
should read:
sends /etc/passwd to the printer.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 150
figure 7-5

File: test
should read:
File: mydata

Anonymous   
Printed Page 155
last paragraph

-p flag
should read:
-p option

Anonymous   
Printed Page 155
last paragraph

Without the flag
should read:
Without the option

Anonymous   
Printed Page 156
4th paragraph

from the /redhat-tree directory
should read:
from the /var/redhat-tree directory

Anonymous   
Printed Page 174
last paragraph

Chapter 12 explains
should read:
Chapter 11 explains

Anonymous   
Printed Page 176
1st paragraph under Configuring a Printer

as explained in Chapter 11.
should read:
as explained Chapter 10.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 179
last paragraph

System Settings Root -> Password
System Settings -> Root Password

Anonymous   
Printed Page 181
2nd paragraph

System Settings Soundcard Detection
should read:
System Settings -> Soundcard Detection

Anonymous   
Printed Page 188
1st paragraph

the group.
should read:
the group and click Properties.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 188
last paragraph

More System Settings Desktop -> Switching Tool
should be:
More System Settings -> Desktop Switching Tool

Anonymous   
Printed Page 189
1st line

tiny window manager
should read:
tab window manager

Anonymous   
Printed Page 192
2nd line

a file that is in use
should read:
a filesystem that is in use

Anonymous   
Printed Page 193
1st paragraph

Edit Cancel Documents.
should read:
Edit -> Cancel Documents.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 200
2nd paragraph

click the Start or Start button
should read:
click the Start or Stop button

Anonymous   
Printed Page 201
Table 9-1

nfs Used with NSF (Network File Sharing)
should read:
nfs Used for NFS (Network File System)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 201
Table 9-1

nfslock Used with NSF
should read:
nfslock Used with NFS

Anonymous   
Printed Page 201
Table 9-1

portmap Used with NSF and
should read:
portmap Used with NFS and

Anonymous   
Printed Page 201
Table 9-1

snmpd Used with SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
should read:
snmpd Used for SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 203
1st paragraph

interpret that message
should read:
interpret that address

Anonymous   
Printed Page 204
2nd paragraph

System Settings Network
should read:
System Settings -> Network

Anonymous   
Printed Page 205
Tip

Dynamic Host Control Protocol
should read:
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Anonymous   
Printed Page 210
1st paragraph

your dialup connection
should read:
your DSL connection

Anonymous   
Printed Page 210
1st paragraph

mistake. Then, click Forward.
should read:
mistake.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 214
1st paragraph

your Ethernet connection
should read:
your wireless connection

Anonymous   
Printed Page 214
2nd paragraph

your Ethernet adapter
should read:
your wireless adapter

Anonymous   
Printed Page 214
12th line from bottom

or address resolution
should read:
address resolving

Anonymous   
Printed Page 217
1st paragraph

Interim Mail Access Protocol
should read:
Internet Message Access Protocol

Anonymous   
Printed Page 220
1st paragraph

Chapter 13 includes
should read:
Chapter 12 includes

Anonymous   
Printed Page 221
1st paragraph

terminal (1-7)
should read:
terminal (1-9)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 240
4th paragraph

the name of the host.
should read:
the name of the domain.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 242
last paragraph

omit the path argument
should read:
omit the destination argument

Anonymous   
Printed Page 243
3rd line of code

ch12.doc
should read:
ch11.doc

Anonymous   
Printed Page 243
4th paragraph

ch12.doc
should read:
ch11.doc

Anonymous   
Printed Page 254
2nd to last paragraph

The keystroke Alt-Fn
should read:
The keystroke Ctrl-Alt-Fn

Anonymous   
Printed Page 254
2nd to last paragraph

by typing Alt-F2
should read:
by typing Ctrl-Alt-F2

Anonymous   
Printed Page 254
2nd to last paragraph

The keystroke Alt-F7
should read:
The keystroke Ctrl-Alt-F7

Anonymous   
Printed Page 255
1st paragraph

"login incorrect"
should read:
"Login incorrect"

Anonymous   
Printed Page 258
Table 12-2

/etc/profile Executes when the user logs in
/etc/profile Executes when a user logs in

Anonymous   
Printed Page 262
1st paragraph

your /home directory
should read:
your home directory

Anonymous   
Printed Page 262
2nd paragraph

the /work subdirectory
should read:
the work subdirectory

Anonymous   
Printed Page 262
last paragraph

unset the value
should read:
unset the name

Anonymous   
Printed Page 269
line 4

-r)
should read:
-f)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 283
2nd to last paragraph

also boot parameters
should read:
also use boot parameters

Anonymous   
Printed Page 286
3rd paragraph

logical byte addressing (LBA)
should read:
logical block addressing (LBA)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 288
Table C-3 Title

Select RAM disk arguments
should read:
Selected RAM disk arguments

Anonymous   
Printed Page 288
Table C-4 Title

Select SCSI host adapter arguments
should read:
Selected SCSI host adapter arguments

Anonymous   
Printed Page 289
Table C-4 Title

Select SCSI host adapter arguments (continued)
should read:
Selected SCSI host adapter arguments (continued)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 289
Table C-5 Title

Select boot prompt arguments
should read:
Selected boot prompt options

Anonymous   
Printed Page 289
Table C-5

Description and options
should read:
Description

Anonymous   
Printed Page 290
Table C-5 Title

Select boot prompt arguments (continued)
should read:
Selected boot prompt options (continued)

Anonymous   
Printed Page 290
Table C-5

Description and options
should read:
Description

Anonymous   
Printed Page 291
Table C-6 Title

Select IDE hard drive arguments
should read:
Selected IDE hard drive arguments

Anonymous   
Printed Page 291
Table C-6

dtc2279
should read:
dtc2278

Anonymous   
Printed Page 292
Table C-7 Title

Select CD-ROM arguments
should read:
Selected CD-ROM arguments

Anonymous   
Printed Page 293
Table C-8 Title

Select floppy disk arguments
should read:
Selected floppy disk arguments

Anonymous   
Printed Page 294
line 4

...on command.
should read:
...on demand.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 295
last paragraph

...use Neat.
should read:
...use neat.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 296
line 6

alias <b>name</b>
should be:
alias <i>name</i>

Anonymous   
Printed Page 300
line 11

Displays the specified files.
should read:
Adds the specified files to print queue.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 301
line 21

passwd user
should read:
passwd userid

Anonymous   
Printed Page 302
5th line from the bottom

su user
should read:
su userid

Anonymous   
Printed Page 302
3rd line from the bottom

su - user
should read:
su - userid

Anonymous   
Printed Page 303
16th line from the bottom

time
should read:
time command

Anonymous   
Printed Page 309
line 18

Dynamic Host Control Protocol
should read:
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Anonymous   
Printed Page 310
line 41

Enter button
should read:
Enter key

Anonymous   
Printed Page 313
last line on page

Interim Mail Access Protocol
should read:
Internet Message Access Protocol

Anonymous   
Printed Page 315
7th line from the end

logical byte addressing
should read:
logical block addressing

Anonymous   
Printed Page 316
17th line from the end

logical byte addressing
should read:
logical block addressing

Anonymous   
Printed Page 317
5th line from the end

nd device
should read:
hd device

Anonymous   
Printed Page 320
10th line from the end

166-168, 190
should read:
166-168, 171, 190

Anonymous   
Printed Page 323
12th line

Space button
should read:
Space key

Anonymous   
Printed Page 323
5th line from the end

Tab button
should read:
Tab key

Anonymous   
Printed Page 324
41st line

tiny window manager
should read:
tab window manager

Anonymous   
Printed Page 324
23rd line form the bottom

tiny window manager
should read:
tab window manager

Anonymous