Re: Wee cables anyone?

[Kara Pritchard <kara@luci.org>]

Well, I have a good recommendation for a title that won't be published 
until later this year, but...

Just about any current title (except the ones from Coriolis) on the market 
is a good base, I think.  The problem is that a year ago we began the 
update process of the Level 1 exams, which included updating and 
reorganizing the objectives to better meet the needs of studying 
preparation, learning path, and of course training materials.  While 
on-line resources have been reportedly updated (such as IBM and Caldera's 
materials) the print resources have not.  That said, if you use the 
objectives as your guide, use the study guides in the order of the 
objectives, you should be able to supplement your studies either with 
practice, HOWTOs, man pages, or other documentation easily.  

Late this summer O'Reilly will be releasing an updated LPI in a Nutshell 
for the new exams, with a new 2nd half addition to the book to address 
Level 2.  

Probably not the answer you were hoping for, but hopefully still helpful.

-Kara

On 2 May 2003, greg wrote:

> I'd rather know what book you'd recommend to get LPI certified. It's
> swimming upstream to persue LPI certification but I'm banking on it
> verses the thousands of  MCSE's.
> 

Kara Pritchard                          Phone: 618-398-7360
Director of Exam Development            http://www.lpi.org/
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