Live cd dynebolic nesting vs installing on hard drive

jelboss36s · 09-07-2014, 10:41 PM

I have a windows box that I run a dynebolic live cd on, and I would like to wipe out the windows (it has crashed anyway) and install dynebolic. I was just wondering if anyone knew if it could be installed on the hard drive?? The site (dynebolic.org) doesn't really have a lot to offer as far as info like this, and the manual mentions this, but was wanting to see if anyone has tried this.
Thankx, noob here =)

ondoho · 09-08-2014, 02:22 AM

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Latest version: 3.0.0 codename MUNIR
Released on 8 September 2011
File size is 1.6 GBytes
Download from Files.dyne.org

that one? it's becoming seriously outdated.
better invest your energy into something else.

but, it is possible, although the process looks complex (at a quick glance):
https://lab.dyne.org/Docking

again, better try something else:
http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/apps/cate.../distributions

jelboss36s · 09-08-2014, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ondoho

that one? it's becoming seriously outdated.
better invest your energy into something else.

but, it is possible, although the process looks complex (at a quick glance):
https://lab.dyne.org/Docking

again, better try something else:
http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/apps/cate.../distributions

Thankx. Do you recommend a Linux Distribution for an older box (2 gigs ram) for music production? I've been looking @ AV Linux. New to Linux, but so far I love what I see. My brother has been
telling me to switch to Linux. I think I see why, lol.

ondoho · 09-09-2014, 12:47 AM

i've been using AVLinux myself for some time; it's good.
it's only available as a 32bit version, but if you have max.4GB of RAM, you're good.

there's some extra challenge using a media production linux distro (jackaudio...), but if you've been using dyne:bolic you probably know some already.
anyhow, it's worth the effort.