Bibliography for System Administrators Getting Started Guide 189 2. Using any Linux text editor, add and delete the packages from the list to create the custom installation that you want. For example: vi /auto/floppy/etc/pkgs.sel During OpenLinux installation, when you see the Select Installation screen, do the following: 1. Select Custom selection (floppy) from the screen. 2. As instructed, onsert the floppy diskette containing the /etc/pkgs.sel file and click on Ok. 3. Select Next. At this point, the packages you selected will be installed. Bibliography for System Administrators While we hope the information in this chapter provides system administrators with guidance for many of the topics that they will need to know about, it only scratches the surface of the capabilities of OpenLinux and the configuration information needed to fully utilize those capabilities. What follows is a list of books intended as further reading for system administra- tor. Some titles provide general Linux information at a more technical level than this guide does; others are focused on specific tasks such as setting up email or Web servers. CAUTION: This information is intended to be an aid to OpenLinux system administrators--we hope you will find it useful as you learn more about Linux and its related applica- tions. Nevertheless, Caldera Systems, Inc. neither warrants nor guarantees any of these titles nor the information they contain. • Linux Application Development; by Michael K. Johnson, Erik W. Troan; 538 pages; May 1998; Addison-Wesley Pub Co; ISBN: 0201308215 • Beginning Linux Programming; by Neil Matthew, Richard Stones; 710 pages; September 1996; Wrox Press Inc; ISBN: 1874416680 • Linux Device Drivers; by Alessandro Rubini, Andy Oram (Editor); 300 pages; February 1998; O'Reilly & Associates; ISBN: 1565922921