Index_Q-R

Q-R

q command, Partitioning with fdisk

queries

RPM, RPM Design Goals, Querying a Package

queues, print, Print Queue Types

queues, printer

changing, Changing a Printer’s Queue Type

RAID

partitions, File System Types

RAID button

Disk Druid, Disk Druid's Buttons

Raleigh themes, Changing Themes

RAM

troubleshooting, Is Your RAM Not Being Recognized?

rawrite utility

creating boot disks, Using the rawrite Utility

naming conventions, Using the rawrite Utility

reading

MS-DOS diskettes, Reading MS-DOS Formatted Diskettes

reboot=b command, Table 2-2: Boot Options

recording

hardware, Recording Your System's Hardware

recovering

files, Recovering Files from the Trash

Red Hat GPG key

RPM, Importing Keys

Red Hat Linux

downloading, Do You Have the Right Red Hat Linux Components?

installation, Recording Your System's Hardware, Do You Have Enough Disk Space?, Do I Need a Driver Disk?, How Do I Obtain a Driver Disk?, Creating a Driver Disk from an Image File, Using a Driver Disk During Installation, Can You Install Using the Red Hat Linux CD-ROM?, Alternative Boot Methods, Making Installation Diskettes, Using the rawrite Utility, Using the dd Command, Which Installation Class Is Best for You?, Personal Desktop Installations, Workstation Installations, Server Installations, Custom Installations, Chapter 2: Installing Red Hat Linux, The Graphical Installation Program User Interface, A Note about Virtual Consoles, Table 2-1: Virtual Consoles, The Text Mode Installation Program User Interface, Starting the Installation Program, Booting the Installation Program, Changing Your BIOS Settings, Booting the Installation Program, Additional Boot Options, Table 2-2: Boot Options, Kernel Options, Booting Without Diskettes, Selecting an Installation Method, Installing from CD-ROM, What If the IDE CD-ROM Was Not Found?, Installing from a Hard Drive, Installing via NFS, Installing via FTP, Installing via HTTP, Welcome to Red Hat Linux, Language Selection, Keyboard Configuration, Figure 2-8. Keyboard Configuration, Mouse Configuration, Installation Type, File System Types, Boot Loader Configuration, Advanced Boot Loader Configuration, Rescue Mode, Alternative Boot Loaders, Network Configuration, Firewall Configuration, High, Medium, No Firewall, Language Support Selection, Time Zone Configuration, Account Configuration, Figure 2-23. Account Creation, Setting the Root Password, Setting Up User Accounts, Authentication Configuration, Figure 2-25. Authentication Configuration, Authentication Configuration, Package Group Selection, Selecting Individual Packages, Unresolved Dependencies, Figure 2-29. Unresolved Dependencies, Unresolved Dependencies, Preparing to Install, Installing Packages, Figure 2-30. Installing Packages, Boot Disk Creation, Figure 2-31. Boot Disk Creation, X Configuration — Monitor and Customization, Video Card Configuration, Configuring Your Monitor, Custom Configuration, Figure 2-34. X Customization, Custom Configuration, Installation Complete!, Troubleshooting Your Installation of Red Hat Linux, You Are Unable to Boot Red Hat Linux, Are You Unable to Boot from the CD-ROM?, Are You Unable to Boot from the Local Boot Disk?, Are You Unable to Boot from PCMCIA Boot Disks?, Is Your System Displaying Signal 11 Errors?, Are You Unable to Boot from a Network Boot Disk?, Trouble Using PCMCIA Boot Disks?, Is Your Mouse Not Detected?, Problems Booting into the Graphical Installation, Partition Creation Problems, Problems Using Remaining Space, Other Partitioning Problems, Are You Seeing Python Errors?, Problems After Installation, Problems When You Try to Log In, Is Your RAM Not Being Recognized?, Apache-Based httpd Service/Sendmail Hangs During Startup, Removing Red Hat Linux, What to Do if You Are Unable to Boot Linux, Installing Red Hat Linux in a Dual-Boot Environment, Disk Partitioning, Configuring the Boot Loader, Post-Installation, How Many Partitions to Create?

removing, Removing Red Hat Linux

shutting down, Shutting Down your Computer, Graphical Shutdown, Virtual Console Shutdown

upgrades, Which Installation Class Is Best for You?, Upgrading Your System, Chapter 3: Upgrading Your Current System, What It Means to Upgrade, Upgrading Your System, Figure 3-1. Choosing Install or Upgrade, Upgrading Your File System, Customizing Your Upgrade, Boot Loader Configuration, Creating a New Boot Loader Configuration, Advanced Boot Loader Configuration, Rescue Mode, Alternative Boot Loaders, Selecting Packages to Upgrade, Figure 3-6. Individual Package Selection, Unresolved Dependencies, Upgrading Packages, Figure 3-8. Installing Packages, Boot Diskette Creation, Figure 3-9. Boot Diskette Creation

Red Hat Linux Release Notes, Chapter 1: Installation Options and System Requirements

Red Hat Network

errat alerts, What You Get with Red Hat Network

package installations, What You Get with Red Hat Network

Red Hat Update Agent, What You Get with Red Hat Network

updating packages, Updating Packages with the Red Hat Network, What You Get with Red Hat Network, Start Using the Red Hat Network

Red Hat Network Registration Client, Figure 4-2. Red Hat Network Registration Client

Red Hat Network Web site, What You Get with Red Hat Network

Red Hat Update Agent

Red Hat Network, What You Get with Red Hat Network

redhat-config-date command, Chapter 18: Time and Date Configuration

redhat-config-keyboard command, Keyboard Configuration

redhat-config-mouse command, Mouse Configuration

redhat-config-network command, Network Configuration

redhat-config-packages command, Unresolved Dependencies

redhat-config-printer command, Introducing the Printer Configuration Tool

redhat-config-rootpassword command, Setting the Root Password

redhat-config-xfree86 command, Video Card Configuration

redirection, I/O Redirection and Pipes

cat command, Using Redirection

Redmond 95 themes, Changing Themes

registering

system, Setting the Date and Time, Figure 4-2. Red Hat Network Registration Client

regular expressions, Wildcards and Regular Expressions, Table 8-3: Wildcards and Regular Expressions

Remove all Linux partitions on this system option, Automatic Partitioning

Remove all partitions on this system option, Automatic Partitioning

removing

Red Hat Linux, Removing Red Hat Linux

standard packages, Removing Packages

workspaces, Adding or Removing Workspaces, Figure 6-14. The Workspace Switcher Preferences Window

ren command, Table 24-1: A Comparison of MS-DOS and Linux Commands

reports

All Devices and System Summary, Finding your hardware information in Windows 9x

requirements

CD-ROMs accompanying book, System Requirements

rescue command, Table 2-2: Boot Options

rescue mode

Boot Loader configuration, Rescue Mode

rescue mode (Boot Loader configuration), Rescue Mode, What Is Rescue Mode?

bootups, What to Do if You Are Unable to Boot Linux, Booting Rescue Mode, After Entering Rescue Mode…

commands, Commands You Can Run in Rescue Mode

single-user mode, Booting Single-User Mode, Booting into Single-User Mode in GRUB, Booting into Single-User Mode in LILO

troubleshooting hardware, Hardware/Software Problems

troubleshooting software, Hardware/Software Problems

Reset button

Disk Druid, Disk Druid's Buttons

resolution= command, Table 2-2: Boot Options

resources

/proc/directory, Additional /proc Resources

GIMP, Books about The GIMP

RPM, Installed Documentation, Related Books

RgbPath option (XFree86 server Device section), Files

rm command, Table 24-1: A Comparison of MS-DOS and Linux Commands

root (/) directory, A Larger Picture of the File System

root (/) partition, Personal Desktop Installations, Workstation Installations, Server Installations, Custom Installations

root accounts

passwords, Setting the Root Password

root directory, Overview of the Red Hat Linux File System

root partitions, How Many Partitions to Create?

root users, Logging In

roots

definition, Introductory Terms

RPM, Chapter 20: Package Management with RPM, Introducing RPM, Using RPM

(RPM Package Manager), Chapter 20: Package Management with RPM

definition, Introductory Terms

design goals, RPM Design Goals

diagnostics, Impressing Your Friends with RPM

documentation, Installed Documentation

packages, Setting the Date and Time, Finding RPM Packages, Installing a Package, Package Already Installed, Conflicting Files, Unresolved Dependency, Uninstalling a Package, Upgrading, Freshening a Package, Querying a Package, Verifying a Package, Checking a Package's Signature, Importing Keys, Verifying the Signature of Packages

queries, RPM Design Goals

resources, Installed Documentation, Related Books

sources, RPM Design Goals

system management, Impressing Your Friends with RPM

upgrades, RPM Design Goals

verification, RPM Design Goals

Websites, Useful Websites

rpm files, Table 9-1: File Types and Extensions

RPM Package Manager., see rpm

rpm packages, Chapter 19: Package Management, Installing Packages

RPMs

installation, Error Messages During Installation of RPMs

runlevels, Runlevels