I’m looking for a Live CD version of Linux to run a an old laptop. Basically what I want from the Linux distro is some form of GUI and USB flash drive support. It needs to run on these specs:
-Pentium III @ 450Mhz
-128MB RAM
-8MB Video memory
-about 6GB Hard Drive
- Currently runs Windows 98.
- It is a Dell Latitude CPx
So what would be ideal? Thanks for any suggestions.
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Can I install Linux “opensuse” form Live-CD?
i’m working on live-cd opensuse linux and i want to install it to my hard disk so that it become the OS for my laptop !
how can i do that if possible?
I want to make a live disc of a Linux operating system, so I downloaded the “ISO” of Ubuntu 7.10. After downloading I used “ISO Buster” to extract the files. Then wrote them on to a disc. But, when I tried to boot form the disc the computer goes ahead into my second boot option which is the hard drive, skipping the CD. I tried both the x86 and x64 versions. And even tried it on another computer nothing seems to help. Am I doing something wrong or is it just the disc?
Thanks.
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Tagged boot, boot option, Buster, computer, disc, form, Hard Drive, iso, Linux, linux operating system, Live, system, Ubuntu, x86
