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[Linux] Ubuntu cant start – fix of liveCD booting problems ( GRUB )
HPOVids: Linux – Ubuntu Live CD (Part 1)
HPOVids: Linux – Live CD (Part 1) 1. What is it? 2. Choosing a distribution 3. Running Linux 4. Live CD Download the Ubuntu Live CD .iso file from www.ubuntu.com Download and install IsoRecorder at isorecorder.alexfeinman.com www.hackpconline.com
how to make a custom linux distro from ubuntu?
ok i need some help. i found a guide but i get confused at a part. it had me make a folder in home folder called live and inside that i have the folders edit,mnt,extra-cd,squashfs and the ubuntu iso. i have all the files extracted. and also i have some stuff mounted. i have the linux iso mounted and the squashfs. what thing am i suppose to edit and change. the guide im using is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#How%20to%20Customize%20the%20Ubuntu%20Desktop%20CD
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How to install linux fedora on a i586 system?
How do I install linux fedora onto an i586 system? I tried the installation guide page, and the live cd mode is not compatible….and to do a classical install for this kernel, but my question is: WHAT is a classical install? Thanks!
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How to install linux fedora on a i586 system?
How do I install linux fedora onto an i586 system? I tried the installation guide page, and the live cd mode is not compatible….and to do a classical install for this kernel, but my question is: WHAT is a classical install? Thanks!
10 points for best answer!
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Tagged Fedora, guide, installation, installation guide, kernel, Linux, mode, page, question, system