Hi SilverBack

We're on the same situation, im having problem for installing ubuntu and don't have internet connection either on my home (just using here in my job), could you pls. give me the the exact link of where did you get that DVD installer, if youd don't mind...


Thanks...

Bolong

Hi,

I do not know where you got the idea that I downloaded the installer off the web.

The installer came with the Ubuntu DVD.

But a word of advise - if you have a netinst CD let it alone - its really difficult to work on that CD without an internet connection.

hi

I installed redhat v9 for the first timeon my pc (ach i386) and it has a dual core processor the OS is really slow .When I had installed Ubuntu dvd on the pc - my pc rocked but with red hat it is crawling to a halt. It takes me 18 minutes to copy 120 pics from the cd !!! Ubuntu would do tht in under 30 secs. Red Hat is consuming enormous resourses on my pc - letting me use only the marginal amt. I am too new to red Hat to try and experiment. Ok, I got the CD's from one of the redhat bibles and honestly they are a disappiontment - specially when you consider tht it is Linux.
I can't go back to Ubuntu coz two processes kacpid and kacpi_notify almost fry my processors - driving them to 117% of their power. The Ubuntu kernel does not support apm. And the home pc is not online
Can someone help me with this -

hi

I installed redhat v9 for the first timeon my pc (ach i386) and it has a dual core processor the OS is really slow .When I had installed Ubuntu dvd on the pc - my pc rocked but with red hat it is crawling to a halt. It takes me 18 minutes to copy 120 pics from the cd !!! Ubuntu would do tht in under 30 secs. Red Hat is consuming enormous resourses on my pc - letting me use only the marginal amt. I am too new to red Hat to try and experiment. Ok, I got the CD's from one of the redhat bibles and honestly they are a disappiontment - specially when you consider tht it is Linux.
I can't go back to Ubuntu coz two processes kacpid and kacpi_notify almost fry my processors - driving them to 117% of their power. The Ubuntu kernel does not support apm. And the home pc is not online
Can someone help me with this -