I’m trying to set up a dual boot system on my HP pavilion dv6000 laptop running Windows Vista, but when I try to load the live CD, after i click “Run or install Ubuntu 7.10″ it prints out this list, then near the bottom it says something like “no such file or directory” about 4 to 6 times.
I obviously have “boot from cd” enabled, is there anything else? HELP?!?!?!
Yes, I have partitioned my hard drive, but it still doesn’t work. I’ll try that F6 thing but i dunno…
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i found linux rely cool but how come whan i down load somethang made for linux it whan i click on it it just shows the derightory and dois not run the program esample frostwire for linux did not run whan i click on it
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I have to get in to replace volsnap.sys – I’ve played with Linux before but strictly on a Linux machine, never with Windows. How do I get into the file location to replace it if I can’t just click on the icons to lead me to where I need to be?
I have to get in to replace volsnap.sys – I’ve played with Linux before but strictly on a Linux machine, never with Windows. How do I get into the file location to replace it if I can’t just click on the icons to lead me to where I need to be?
simple questions. Can you use linux the same way you use windows? does it use a point and click interface? Do you have to know a lot about command line and do you have to build your operating system? or can you just pop in a live cd like windows and everything more or less is done for you? I’m sick of Windows Linux users could you give me some feedback?
Thanks
What I’m looking for is a version that has a gui like you said your grandmother is using Ubuntu. I need something that will support a virtual PBX like FreePBX or something and hopefully install it for me. Maybe CentOS? Ideas?
I’m also operating under the assumption that command line is like command prompt in windows. Correct? I have had some experience with that. It’s just that there are so many flavors. I tried a dual boot with an Ubuntu ISO and got 187 instances(basically systemic) of keylogger .com It could’ve just com from the mirror but I was on the Official Ubuntu site. Also why do you say that Debian is slower? That was my first choice considering I’m running HP AMD64
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