Comments on: how do install Ubuntu (a Linux distrobution) from the live CD onto a hardrive with no partitions? http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/ use linux everywhere Thu, 24 May 2012 02:32:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: freddie_carb http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/comment-page-1/#comment-580 freddie_carb Sun, 13 Dec 2009 07:33:11 +0000 http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/#comment-580 The best way to go is Installing another hard disk.. play it safe. The best way to go is Installing another hard disk.. play it safe.

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]]> By: msabramo http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/comment-page-1/#comment-579 msabramo Sun, 13 Dec 2009 06:32:59 +0000 http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/#comment-579 Just boot the live CD and double-click the "Install icon". It will prompt you to create partitions. You can either have it automatically choose the partitioning scheme for you or you can do it manually. Just boot the live CD and double-click the “Install icon”. It will prompt you to create partitions. You can either have it automatically choose the partitioning scheme for you or you can do it manually.

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]]> By: John http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/comment-page-1/#comment-578 John Sun, 13 Dec 2009 05:32:45 +0000 http://thinknic.com/linux-live-cd/how-do-install-ubuntu-a-linux-distrobution-from-the-live-cd-onto-a-hardrive-with-no-partitions/#comment-578 just put your CD in Drive and restart it but make sure before doing that first boot device should be cd drive, its a llive cd so, once you have change the os ( i mean restart the pc and there is no cd in drive) then you cont boot in to linux, so it is better to get inistall cd form Ubuntu its free you can order that. just put your CD in Drive and restart it but make sure before doing that first boot device should be cd drive,

its a llive cd so, once you have change the os ( i mean restart the pc and there is no cd in drive) then you cont boot in to linux, so it is better to get inistall cd form Ubuntu its free you can order that.

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