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xen-users
Thank you for the update. Hope your book project gets released some
time this soon :) Tim, thanks for your input.
Luke S. Crawford wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007, Mathew Brown wrote:
>> I had read on this thread -
>> http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-users/2006-03/msg00759.html
>> - (which is about a year old) about a Xen book being written. Any
>> updates or others currently writing books on Xen? Thank you.
>
> one of the other prgmr.com guys and I have got a contract w/ no-starch press
> to write a Xen book targeted at the mid-level Linux SysAdmin. We're not
> moving nearly as fast as we had hoped, partly because this is our first book
> and partly because we have jobs. We were going to get it out in time to ride
> the RHEL5 marketing push; but it looks like RedHat has it's stuff together
> more than we do, as they released yesterday and we did not.
>
> As another poster mentioned, Xen is still very much the moving target, and
> that also makes things more difficult. Much of the (very good, imho)
> documentation put out by the Cambridge team is out of date.
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Mathew Brown
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