I downloaded damn small linux. The file format is ISO, when i write this file to CD and try to boot linux it does not work please help me. I want to run this version of linux from a Live CD.
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Linux help please urgent!!!?
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How to install and use Damn Small Linux?
I have got the .iso file of Damn Small Linux-N. I am currently using Windows XP and want to try it out. How should I go about using DSL-N from here I have no idea. Please explain in simple steps. I’ve heard that it runs from a pen-drive but how? Web search has been of no use as I am very very new to Linux. What is a Live CD and how to create it???
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Can someone help me delete a file from Window XP?
I downloaded the Ubuntu Linux Live CD ISO. The file size is almost 700MB. It was saved in my desktop. So I rightclicked on it, and clicked delete. Then went to the Recycle bin, right clicked on the ISO of Ubuntu (700MB) and clicked delete. But did this REALLY delete it from my computer? Because I don’t want to use up the Diskspace of 700. If not, what other way can you delete this file? Thanks.
How to browse files using Damn Small Linux Live CD.?
Hi i am just starting to use DSL and i need to configure the NDISWrapper to find my Belkin wireless network card’s .INF file, which is located on the Belkin wireless Network Card CD. so im trying to open up a file browser to locate the INF file but i cant figure out how to go about doing that.
To simplify
*How to i browse files with DSL.
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Change File System without erasing data?
I used to have at bootup the error like reboot and select proper boot device or insert media in boot device. Then I flagged the HD with Gnome (linux partition software live cd) as boot and I had the message NTLDR missing. I booted with the Recovery Console and entered FIXBOOT. It said MBS corrupted. Filesystem FAT!! I had NTFS. Now in gnome it says fat16 and “Unable to read the content of this filesystem”. It can’t tell me how much I used and everything. What can I do to keep my data? I don’t care about windows booting up. I also have knoppix as a live cd to retrieve it but it mounts with weird symbols as filenames and no folders or anything right. PLZ HELP!
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