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Unix and Linux Fundamentals
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Unix and Linux Fundamentals By Mr alan johnson
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Self or instructor led training workbook covering basics of Unix and Linux, there is a bias towards data storage. Solaris... More > and Linux are used as examples throughout. < Less
Data Storage - a Peripheral View!
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Data Storage - a Peripheral View! By Mr alan johnson
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This book gives a comprehensive airing of data storage related topics. Among the areas discussed are- Disk drive technology,... More > host and disk side interfaces, clustering, RAID, Queuing theory and SANS. < Less
Data Storage Fundamentals second edition
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Data Storage Fundamentals second edition By Mr alan johnson
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Second edition of Data Storage Fundamentals with a new section on coding theory
Data Storage Fundamentals second edition
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Data Storage Fundamentals second edition By Mr alan johnson
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Second edition of Data Storage Fundamentals with a new section on coding theory
Data Storage - a Peripheral View!
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Data Storage - a Peripheral View! By Mr alan johnson
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This book gives a comprehensive airing of data storage related topics. Among the areas discussed are- Disk drive technology,... More > host and disk side interfaces, clustering, RAID, Queuing theory and SANS. < Less
Unix and Linux Fundamentals
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Unix and Linux Fundamentals By Mr alan johnson
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Self or instructor led training workbook covering basics of Unix and Linux, there is a bias towards data storage. Solaris... More > and Linux are used as examples throughout. < Less