Red Hat Linux 9
	     You can install the Red Hat Linux documentation on your local system from
	     this CD-ROM so that you can view the HTML version from your hard
	     drive. After inserting the Documentation CD, you will be prompted to enter
             the root password. After successful authentication, the Package
             Management Tool interface will allow you to select which packages
             to install from the CD-ROM.
	     
	     
	     Alternatively, as root, open a shell prompt such as an XTerm or GNOME Terminal
	     and change to the directory on the CD-ROM that contains the
	     RPM packages:
	     
	     
	     cd /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS/
	     
	     
	     Then, use the rpm command to install them:
	     
	     
	     rpm -Uvh *.rpm
	     
	     For ease of viewing, documents installed from this CD-ROM will 
		be added as an
	     entry under Documentation on the main menu.
	     
         
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           Red Hat Glossary:
                Provides definitions for common computer terms as well as some
		Linux-specific terms. While reading any of the Red Hat manuals,
		refer to this glossary when necessary.
 
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           Red Hat Linux x86 Installation Guide:
        Provides step-by-step instructions for installing Red Hat Linux,
        from gathering information about your system to booting Red Hat Linux
        for the first time.
        
 
         -   Red Hat Linux x86 Installation Guide - Japanese
 
         -   Red Hat Linux x86 Installation Guide - Korean
 
         -   Red Hat Linux x86 Installation Guide - Simplified Chinese
 
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-  Red Hat Linux x86 Installation Guide - Traditional Chinese
  
         
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           Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide:
		Explains what to do after installing Red Hat Linux.
		Learn how to manage files and directories,
		configure an email client, play audio CDs, and more.  
 
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           Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide - Japanese
 
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           Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide - Korean
 
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           Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide - Traditional Chinese
 
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           Red Hat Linux Getting Started Guide - Traditional Chinese
 
         
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           Red Hat Linux Customization Guide:
                Read about how to customize your Red Hat Linux
		system to fit your needs. Step-by-step guides,
		designed for a beginner or intermediate user, are available for
		setting up a network interface card, configuring NFS shares,
		configuring Samba shares, managing your software using RPM, and
		much more.
 
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           Red Hat Linux Customization Guide - Japanese
 
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           Red Hat Linux Customization Guide - Korean
 
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           Red Hat Linux Customization Guide - Simplified Chinese
 
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           Red Hat Linux Customization Guide - Traditional Chinese
 
         
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           Red Hat Linux Reference Guide:
                Contains background information and
		solutions for a variety of different issues, including the 
		Red Hat Linux boot process, default user and group configurations
		and methods, and HTTPD directives.  
 
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           Red Hat Linux Reference Guide - Japanese
 
         
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           Red Hat Linux Security Guide:
                Provides comprehensive information about creating and maintaining secure
		Red Hat Linux systems. This guide discusses how to secure workstations and
		servers against malicious intruders, verify system security, detect
		security breaches, and react to an intrusion in the event one occurs. 
 
         
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           Red Hat Linux System Administration Primer:
                Provides an overview of Linux system administration for the new
                system administrator. Topics discussed include resource utilization,
                storage management, backup guidelines, and disaster recovery. 
 
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           Maximum RPM:
           This community-maintained book, originally published           
           by Red Hat in 1997, is an in-depth view of the RPM Package Manager.