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Loading ...How To Make A Linux Live CD
Just a quick video showing the steps in making a Live CD which will let you boot an operating system from a disc and then go back to your original system without installing the operating system on your computer at all. Download Links: Ubuntu Live CD help.ubuntu.com OpenSUSE Live CD software.opensuse.org Mandrive Live CD www.mandriva.com Ashampoo Burning Studio Free Edition www.download.com Any comment and questions are welcome
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you can get a free live cd by downloading one from the links in h video description and following the video
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oK man thanks come back to u if i have nay probz thnaks agan (:
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i tried to do this with freespire but it wouldn’t boot it tries to but then just runs windows as normal
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you spelled DISC wrong
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you spelt DISK wrong…
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Hey do you have to use DVD or cd because every time I do it on a cd it just deosnt work it even says when i click on propties that it is empty
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You spelled SPELLED wrong…
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the Mandriva GNOME live cd is 702MB cd, i have 700MB Cd’s what should i do?
i have DVD’s
also i could use the one without drivers and plugins, it’s probably smaller
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really?
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ah that was too predictable
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a 700MB cd is actually about 703~704 MB. It’s just labeled 700 because it sound better than 703.56 MB
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“I should know better 2 Spelling Errors” … hmm, how about grammar in this sentence alone?
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Ummm…spelt is the past tense of “to spell” in most places in the world. If you live in the US, then most “t” endings have been modified to “ed” endings. Other words that have been changed in the US include: burnt, dreamt, knelt, leant, leapt, spilt, spoilt, etc. Other words such as meant have not changed.
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I’m aware that ’spelled’ and ’spelt’ are both acceptable. My comment was intended to be sarcastic, because I was responding to people who were fussing over the spelling of disc/disk, both of which are also acceptable.
Also with words such as burned/burnt, I usually find the -ed ending preferable when using the past tense verb in order to distinguish it from the adjective form. (“He burned the wood. The wood was burnt.”)
BTW, I don’t live in the US.
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And how to build custom live cd with customized programs and settings?
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That is very helpful for beginners, but I think you should change the title “how to burn a live cd” is better, I thought you were teaching how to build the livecd with a customized enviroment… and based on helike’s comment I was not the only one…
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WHAT’S THE SONG U USE?!!!
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its the song used for the opening credits on the show angel it’s on tnt in the mornings
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Thanks for the help 5/5
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that was a very well thought out response.
BTW, i live in the US.
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hey, im a complete computer noob with no skills whatsoever, when you go to make a live cd for openSUSE, i pick standard and when i download, it starts a 1 hour download process. am i doing it right, or am i killing my computer? if you could help it would be GREAT : )
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Good video helped alot (Y)
Id been going wrong by not burning on to the disc as an Iso.
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Disck
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Disc and disk are both accepted spelling of the word
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I miss the show Angel sooo much one of my favourte shows ever and this is one of my favourete theme songs too how do i get this!?!
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