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Installation Books

There are many books that deal with the installation of Debian or . Some of the Debian books include:

The Debian System, by Martin F. Krafft, 608 pages published by Open Source Press, 22 June 2005, ISBN 3-937514-07-4. Has been described as the “one definitive guide” and as “recommended to all experienced administrators.” Web page at http://debiansystem.info

Debian GNU/Linux: A Guide to Installation and Usage, by John Goerzen and Ossama, 158 pages, published July 1999 by New Riders, ISBN 0735709149.

Learning Debian GNU/Linux, by Bill McCarty, 360 pages, published October 1999 by O'Reilly & Associates, ISBN 1565927052.

Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 Unleashed, by Mario Camou, Aaron Von Cowenberghe, Aaron Van Couwenberghe, 1119 pages, published December 1999 by Sams, ISBN 0672317001.