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<HTML><HEAD> <TITLE>BBS水木清华站∶精华区</TITLE></HEAD><BODY><CENTER><H1>BBS水木清华站∶精华区</H1></CENTER>发信人: linuxrat (叫我老鼠错不了), 信区: Linux <BR>标 题: 新手基本必杀技![FWD] <BR>发信站: BBS 水木清华站 (Mon Jan 17 16:19:10 2000) <BR> <BR> hehe, 新手经常不知道怎么找帮助. 看看这片文章吧. <BR> 老手么, 看看也未必不可. 很有启发的哦.. :) <BR> URL:<A HREF="http://www.linuxnewbie.org/archinfo/WoW.html">http://www.linuxnewbie.org/archinfo/WoW.html</A> <BR>=======Begin========== <BR> WoW (Words of Wisdom) <BR> (what to do when you don't know what to do) <BR> By: Geoff Horton (ghorton) <BR> <BR> Sooner or later, you'll need help getting something done in Linux. <BR> Odds are, it will be sooner. Here's how I suggest you go about getting <BR> help. <BR> <BR> Disclaimers: <BR> <BR> #1: On the off chance that something in here messes up your system, it <BR> is not my fault. Protect yourself by not logging in as root unless you <BR> absolutely have to. <BR> <BR> #2: A lot of this file is my opinion. You may hear other ones. I think <BR> mine are right (or I wouldn't put them in writing), but don't take <BR> what I say here as the last word. <BR> <BR> Legend <BR> <BR> Words in Red like this are Linux commands, arguments, or other stuff <BR> you'd type at a command prompt. <BR> <BR> When I tell you to type a command, you may safely assume that there's <BR> a "Hit <Enter>" at the end of it. <BR> <BR> Starting <BR> <BR> You don't know the right command to use. Or your sound card doesn't <BR> work. Or your screen is the wrong size. Whatever it is, it isn't what <BR> you want, and you're going crazy trying to fix it. <BR> <BR> Words of Wisdom #1: <BR> Stay calm. Unless you are under some sort of deadline, it's a good <BR> idea to step away from your computer for a few minutes lets you do <BR> something in frustration that you will later regret. (If you're under <BR> a deadline, this might still be a good idea; at the very least, take a <BR> few deep breaths.) You'll spend a lot more time re-installing Linux <BR> after you've done something really stupid than you'd have spent taking <BR> a break to calm down and think. <BR> <BR> Words of Wisdom #2: <BR> Look for the answer in the obvious place, if one exists. Obvious <BR> places include printed material that came with your Linux distribution <BR> or with the device you're trying to install. If you have an working <BR> Internet connection and Web browser, try going to a manufacturer's Web <BR> site and searching for Linux drivers or anything else that looks <BR> useful. <BR> <BR> A little-known fact: you can probably browse the Web even if you can't <BR> get X-Windows working. Type lynx at the command prompt and you'll get <BR> a character based Web browser. It ain't pretty, and it doesn't do <BR> everything that the fancy graphics browsers will do, but you can <BR> accomplish a lot with it. And you can pretend you're back in the early <BR> days of the Web while you're at it! <BR> <BR> Words of Wisdom #3: <BR> Try the man pages. They cover not only commands but also file layouts. <BR> If you want to know what options you have with the ls command, try ls. <BR> <BR> If you want to know what's what in inetd.conf, try man inetd.conf. <BR> It's entirely possible that the man page you need will be in <BR> geek-speak instead of English, but try reading it anyhow. You'll be <BR> better off (in the Linux world) if you become fluent in geek-speak, <BR> and, if the man page has nothing much helpful, it still might say <BR> (towards the end, usually) what other man pages might help. <BR> <BR> If you don't know what command you want but suspect that one must <BR> exist, try the apropos command, which tells you what man pages contain <BR> a given keyword. For example, if you want to know about devices, you <BR> can try apropos device. This isn't a perfect solution, because you may <BR> get pages and pages of results. <BR> <BR> If you got no results from apropos, either the keyword doesn't appear <BR> on any man page, or your whatis database isn't built. To build it, log <BR> in or su as root, type/usr/sbin/makewhatis and log back out of root as <BR> soon as the command finishes! <BR> <BR> Info is an alternative to man pages. Try typing info. I'm not sold on <BR> info as a help system because it's built on top of emacs, which can be <BR> confusing, but you may find it just the ticket. <BR> <BR> Words of Wisdom #4: <BR> Newbieized Help Files! They should be available where you found this <BR> one. They aren't all-encompassing, but they may prove helpful if <BR> there's one on the topic you need. <BR> <BR> Words of Wisdom #5: <BR> HOWTO files can be your friend. (They can also be incomprehensible. <BR>
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