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- RAID (Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks)
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			SCSI RAID ·
- RAM
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	- /dev/shmem “filesystem”
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			/dev/shmem RAM “filesystem” ·
	
 
	- disks
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			RAM disks ·
	
 
	- system
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		- effect on cache for block I/O drivers
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			Filesystems and block I/O (devb-*) drivers ·
		
 
		- limits
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			Platform-specific limits ·
		
 
 
- RANDOM
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			MS-DOS local command-interpreter variables ·
	
	- DOS version
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			MS-DOS local command-interpreter variables ·
	
 
- random
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			/dev ·
			/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit ·
- raw copies
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			Backing up physical hard disks ·
- raw disks, browsing
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			spatch ·
- raw input mode
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			Input modes ·
	
	- buffer
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			Querying filesystem limits ·
	
 
- rc.d
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			/etc ·
- rc.devices
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			/etc/system/sysinit ·
			Device enumeration ·
- rc.local
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			/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit ·
			lpd — printer daemon ·
			rc.local ·
			Troubleshooting ·
- rc.rtc
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			/etc/system/sysinit ·
- rc.setup-once
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			/etc/system/sysinit ·
- rc.sysinit
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			/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit ·
			/etc/system/sysinit ·
- read permission
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			File ownership and permissions ·
- read()
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			File descriptor vs standard I/O ·
			Filesystems and block I/O (devb-*) drivers ·
			Throughput ·
- readlink()
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			Symbolic links ·
- realloc()
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			Other system limits ·
- realtime clock, setting up
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			/etc/system/sysinit ·
- rebooting
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			Shutting down and rebooting ·
	
	- recovering from unexpected
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			When to run chkfsys ·
	
 
- receive-alignment errors
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			Receive Alignment errors ·
- record size
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			Record size ·
- recovering
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	- a zapped file
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			Recovering a zapped file ·
	
 
	- blocks
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			chkfsys ·
	
 
	- lost files/directories
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			spatch ·
	
 
- recursive make
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			Filename extensions ·
- redirection
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			Redirecting input and output ·
- Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks
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		See
		RAID 
- refresh rate
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			Changing video modes in Photon ·
- regular files
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			/dev/shmem RAM “filesystem” ·
			Types of files ·
- relative pathnames
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			Absolute and relative pathnames ·
- rem (DOS command)
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			DOS commands and their Neutrino equivalents ·
- remote access via Phditto, disabling
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			Configuration tools ·
- remote execution
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			Executing commands on another node or tty ·
- Remote Procedure Call
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		See
		RPC 
- remounting (mount -u)
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			Mounting and unmounting filesystems ·
- remove (CVS command)
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			Removing and restoring files ·
- rename (DOS command)
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			DOS commands and their Neutrino equivalents ·
- replace (DOS command)
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			DOS commands and their Neutrino equivalents ·
- repositories
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	- CVS
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			CVS basics ·
	
 
- reset vector
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			What happens when you boot? ·
- resolution, video
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			Changing video modes in Photon ·
- resolv.conf
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			/etc ·
			Name servers ·
			What is the name server information? ·
- resolver
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	- configuration files
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			/etc ·
	
 
	- Qnet
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			Conventions for naming nodes ·
	
 
- resource managers
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	- defined
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			Resource managers ·
	
 
	- inflator
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			Inflator filesystem ·
	
 
- return codes from shell scripts
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			Example of a Korn shell script ·
- revisions
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			Revisions ·
- rhosts
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			Running the Internet daemons ·
- right arrow
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			The keyboard at a glance ·
- RIP (Routing Information Protocol)
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			Routing ·
			Running the Internet daemons ·
- RLIMIT_AS
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			Platform-specific limits ·
			Shared memory ·
- RLIMIT_DATA
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			Shared memory ·
- RLIMIT_NOFILE
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			File descriptors ·
- rlogind
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			Running the Internet daemons ·
- rm
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			Basic commands ·
	
	- interactive mode
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			.kshrc ·
	
 
- rm (CVS command)
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			Removing and restoring files ·
- rmdir
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			Basic commands ·
- ROM monitor
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			What happens when you boot? ·
- root
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			root or non-root? ·
	
	- home directory
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			/root ·
	
 
	- ownership
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			File ownership and permissions ·
	
 
	- PATH
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			Troubleshooting ·
	
 
	- permissions
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			File ownership and permissions ·
			User accounts vs user IDs: login, lookup, and permissions ·
	
 
	- privileged priorities
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			Other system limits ·
	
 
	- prompt, default
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			root or non-root? ·
	
 
	- security
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			Local exploits ·
	
 
	- user accounts, managing
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			Managing other accounts ·
	
 
- root block (QNX 4 filesystem)
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			Root block ·
	
	- creating
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			dinit ·
	
 
	- restoring
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			chkfsys ·
	
 
- root directory (QNX 4 filesystem)
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			Root directory ·
	
	- creating
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			dinit ·
	
 
- route
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			Routing ·
			Software components for TCP/IP networking ·
- routed
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			Routing ·
			Running the Internet daemons ·
- Routing Information Protocol
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		See
		RIP 
- routing protocols
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			Routing ·
- routing tables
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			Software components for TCP/IP networking ·
	
	- daemon
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			Running the Internet daemons ·
	
 
- routing, TCP/IP
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			Routing ·
- RPC (Remote Procedure Call)
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			NFS server ·
- rpcbind
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			NFS server ·
- RS-232 protocol
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			General serial adapters ·
- rshd
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			Running the Internet daemons ·
- rsrcdbmr_attach()
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			diskboot ·
- runas (DOS command)
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			DOS commands and their Neutrino equivalents ·
- rwhod
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			Running the Internet daemons ·
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