Rapid Configuration Methods of Linux in Hospital Local Area Network
Bin Zhang
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Bin Zhang
Abstract
Objective To find a method for simple and rapid configuration of Linux in Hospital Local Area Network,thus to increase the performance and working efficiency of Linux operating system,realize correlative functions.Methods Set up separate hard disk partition.Through changing sets of the configuration files,it could decrease the quantity of virtual consoles,realize the DOSKEY functions such as MSDOS,set up individual login information,compile Linux kernel,etc.Results Established a special and optimized Linux operation environment,meanwhile,it realized the read,writing and move of file under different operating systems(windows and Linux) in one computer.Conclusion It fully showed the flexibility of Linux operating system and increased its usage space effectively.
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Objective To find a method for simple and rapid configuration of Linux in Hospital Local Area Network,thus to increase the performance and working efficiency of Linux operating system,realize correlative functions.Methods Set up separate hard disk partition.Through changing sets of the configuration files,it could decrease the quantity of virtual consoles,realize the DOSKEY functions such as MSDOS,set up individual login information,compile Linux kernel,etc.Results Established a special and optimized Linux operation environment,meanwhile,it realized the read,writing and move of file under different operating systems(windows and Linux) in one computer.Conclusion It fully showed the flexibility of Linux operating system and increased its usage space effectively.
Key concepts: Operating system, Linux kernel, Computer science, Configfs, Minimalism (technical communication), sysfs, Linux Unified Key Setup, Login