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1) 400 MHz Pentium II or better is recommended from the fedora website
2) ISO images have to be written to a CD in a special way, not as a data CD. If you have K3b installed, run that and under tools go to CD then click burn CD Image. Under Image to Burn click on the folder and locate your ISO image, it will automatically check the MD5Sum and then you can burn you image file. Repeat that for each ISO image file.
3) The installation process should be similar to Red Hat 9, not exactly the same though (I've never installed Red Hat 9, but I assume they have a similiar installation process)
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