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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Career Post 302076568 by sysera on Wednesday 14th of June 2006 09:07:33 AM
Old 06-14-2006
I'm in the field and I don't really have any certifications to speak of. I did some extensive Solaris sanctioned training courses a few years ago to get a serious hold on an enterprise UNIX OS.

My advice would be to try to get as much experience with the most common things in the UNIX profession, whether it's professional or personal. Things like best practices, OS builds, hardening, filesystem and user management, troubleshooting. You can also start learning about common applications and software packages like Apache, BIND DNS, Sendmail, etc.

Most of the interviews I've been on, it really didn't matter what I had professional experience with, as long as I could demonstrate an ability to learn the required specifics and was enthusiastic about the work.
 

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iecset(1)						      General Commands Manual							 iecset(1)

NAME
iecset - Set or dump IEC958 status bits SYNOPSIS
iecset [options] [cmd arg...] DESCRIPTION
iecset is a small utility to set or dump the IEC958 (or so-called "S/PDIF") status bits of the specified sound card via ALSA control API. When iecset is started without arguments except for options, it will show the current IEC958 status in a human-readable form. When the commands are given in the arguments, they are parsed and the IEC958 status bits are updated. The resultant status is shown as well. The commands consist of the command directive and the argument. As the boolean argument, yes, no, true, false, or a digit number is allowed. EXAMPLES
iecset -Dhw:1 Displays the current IEC958 status bits on the second card. This is equivalent with -c 1. iecset -x Displays the current IEC958 status bits in a style of the arguments for the PCM stream. The output string can be passed to the iec958 (or spdif) PCM type as the optional argument. iecset pro off audio off Sets the current status to the consumer-mode and turns on the non-audio bit. The modified status will be shown, too. OPTIONS
-D device Specifies the device name of the control to open -c card Specifies the card index to open. Equivalent with -Dhw:x. -n index Specifies the IEC958 control element index, in case you have multiple IEC958 devices and need to choose one of them. -x Dumps the status in the form of AESx bytes. -i Reads the command sequences from stdin. Each line has single command. COMMANDS
professional <bool> The professional mode (true) or consumer mode (false). audio <bool> The audio mode (true) or non-audio mode (false). rate <int> The sample rate in Hz. emphasis <int> The emphasis: 0 = none, 1 = 50/15us, 2 = CCITT. lock <bool> Rate lock: locked (true), unlocked (false). This command is for the professional mode only. sbits <int> Sample bits: 2 = 20bit, 4 = 24bit, 6 = undefined. This command is for the professional mode only. wordlength <int> Wordlength: 0 = No, 2 = 22-18 bit, 4 = 23-19 bit, 5 = 24-20 bit, 6 = 20-16 bit. This command is for the professional mode only. category <int> Category: the value is from 0 to 0x7f. This command is for the consumer mode only. copyright <bool> Copyright: copyrighted (true), non-copyrighted (false). This command is for the consumer mode only. original <boo> Original flag: original (true), 1st generation (false). This command is for the consumer mode only. AUTHOR
Takashi Iwai <tiwai@suse.de> 23 Oct 2003 iecset(1)
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