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Summary: Not a fan.
Review: I found this book to be an almost one stop shop for information on HP disk management. My only real complaint is that the book needs updating. It was a quick read and very good review for me. It also pointed out a few things I need to consider more when doing disk configurations. All in all a valuable book for HP-UX admins, it is worth the small investment cost.
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Summary: Good Book - an almost one stop shop, but it needs updating.
Review: I found this book to be an almost one stop shop for information on HP disk management. My only real complaint is that the book needs updating. It was a quick read and very good review for me. It also pointed out a few things I need to consider more when doing disk configurations. All in all a valuable book for HP-UX admins, it is worth the small investment cost.
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Summary: Very good cook book for LVM beginners and also experst
Review: I ordered this book 3 years ago (through Amazon) and I still enjoy the fact that I have this book and still it is very useful for me in my daily job with Logical Volumes etc.Very good step by step commands for people who are not so familiar with LVM. Also very good examples for like Exporting and Importing of Volume Groups for more experienced SysAdmins. This 39 bucks are a really good investment.
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Summary: Not a fan.
Review: I wish that I could regain the time I spent reading this book or the money I spent buying it. It looks like it was a superb book back in 1997 when people actually used versions 9.03 and 10, but a lot of the commands in this book aren't even usable on my 10.20 system and it would appear that a lot of the concepts are no longer viable. I'm giving it two stars because it's probably a good historical reference. Let's see "Version 2" someday.
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