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From: Ken Marsh <durang@u.washington.edu>
To: Fred Rappuhn <frappuhn@tir.com>
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Subject: Good FreeBSD book
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I've been asking around for weeks, and from what I get, the only book for
FreeBSD is the one you have. (I don't mean the only good one, I mean the
only one in existence.) Some people recommend various BSD4.4 books, but
the ones I've found are little more than a hard copy of the man pages.

One other book that has been frequently recommended to me is "UNIX System
Administration Handbook" by Evi Nemeth, et.al. 2nd edition. (NOT 1st).

I ordered it from www.bookpool.com, who I think has the best price
available, even with the UPS 3-day charges included.

Ken Marsh