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Distribution: Knoppix 3.9, SimplyMEPIS 3.3.2, Mandrake 10.1, SUSE 10.0, Windows 2000 Pro, Windows XP Home + Pro
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Lycoris Distro ISO's
I have 2 correctly burned disks, burned from the ISO images 'update4.iso' and 'update4_gpl_source.iso'. the first one installs Lycoris fine, but it is only the evaluation edition, so it doesn't fully function (Wine and the software installer appear to be missing). The second one doesn't install anything but is filled with reams and reams of files. Do you have to install the first one and then install the second from the first installation, or have I just burned the 2nd disk incorrectly?
The download version of Lycoris (AFAIK) does not contain Wine and other programs that the paid for version does. The source disk is simply that (by the looks of the filename), a disk of all the source code.
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