Linux System Startup

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Chris Behrens

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01 Introduction

001 Course Introduction.mp4

03:34

002 About the Training Architect.mp4

00:27

02 Customizing SysV-init System Startup

001 The Linux Standard Base.mp4

04:08

002 The SysV-init Boot Process.mp4

08:29

003 Modifying Run Level Scripts (CentOS).mp4

11:27

004 Modifying Run Level Scripts (Ubuntu).mp4

07:09

005 Understanding Systemd Targets (Part 1).mp4

09:41

006 Understanding Systemd Targets (Part 2).mp4

05:45

03 System Recovery (202.2)

001 The Linux Boot Process.mp4

03:14

002 BIOS and UEFI.mp4

06:51

003 The Legacy GRUB Boot Loader.mp4

13:09

004 The GRUB2 Boot Loader.mp4

15:57

005 Recovering File Systems with the fsck Command.mp4

09:41

006 Understanding NVME Booting.mp4

03:03

007 Working with Systemd Rescue and Emergency Targets.mp4

04:24

04 Alternate Boot Loaders (202.3)

001 The SYSLINUX Project.mp4

06:54

002 Understanding PXE for UEFI.mp4

04:15

003 Understanding Systemd-Boot and U-Boot.mp4

02:46

05 Conclusion

001 Next Steps.mp4

03:59

Description

This course is designed to cover the Linux boot process as well as starting up system services.

What You'll Learn?

Welcome to this course on Linux System Startupl! This is a stand alone course but is also part of a learning path in order to prepare you for the LPIC-2 201-450 exam. The Linux boot process goes through many stages before loading the operating system and all of the services that are necessary to interact with the system. The course will begin by covering the evolution from SysV-Init systems to systems using Systemd. This includes how system services are handled during startup, general system use, and how to include or exclude services to reach a specific system state (i.e., runlevels for SysV-Init and targets for Systemd). Then we will walk through the various stages of the boot process starting with the BIOS and UEFI all the way to loading the operating system kernel. This includes modifying the boot process, interrupting that process to gain access to the system, and using different runlevels or targets in order to troubleshoot and recover a system. The course will end by covering other alternate bootloaders that can be used to create recovery disks, perform network booting, and boot from non standard systems such as embedded or IoT devices.

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