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need e-books on AIX plz help

hi firends am new to AIX just am started studying this after my degree, its really interesting to work in such a great technology servers, i need many e-books on AIX , i have red books but i cant get into that too much so please my friends send me good and easily understandable e-books on aix--- plz help me my great AIX administratorsSmilie
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