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deathwish2010 12-28-2009 01:21 PM

Linux XP 2010 desktop using USB
 
How to install Linux XP 2010 desktop in my netbook using usb (Flash Drive)?

Please help me....

propwashz 12-28-2009 05:04 PM

First ,you need the iso file of Linux XP 2010.
Then,use unetbootin to put it on a flash drive. Boot off the flash drive to install.

BUT - you might consider Jolicloud or another distro specifically configured for netbooks...Eeebuntu,etc. Just google "linux for netbooks" or something to find other available pre-configured distros..

Just google unetbootin for download for it,it wouldn;t let me post a link in this comment...

propwashz 12-28-2009 05:14 PM

unetbootin --you can use it to turn any iso file of an operating system into a bootable flash drive..

Jolicloud -- is preconfigured to support many different brand netbooks,is based on ubuntu,and has one-click install for programs like the CNR in Linux XP 2010. It will boot live off the flash drive so you can try it before installing it...

Joe of Loath 12-28-2009 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by propwashz (Post 3807241)
unetbootin --you can use it to turn any iso file of an operating system into a bootable flash drive..

Jolicloud -- is preconfigured to support many different brand netbooks,is based on ubuntu,and has one-click install for programs like the CNR in Linux XP 2010. It will boot live off the flash drive so you can try it before installing it...

uNetbootin only works with *nix based OS's. It doesn't work with anything else AFAIK (I've tried reactOS and freedos, neither work).

propwashz 12-28-2009 07:54 PM

of course only *nix based OS's --are there any other kind? :-)
(sorry I didn't make that clear above...)

Joe of Loath 12-28-2009 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by propwashz (Post 3807339)
of course only *nix based OS's --are there any other kind? :-)
(sorry I didn't make that clear above...)

Well, there's amiga and BeOS, but who runs them? >.>

deathwish2010 12-28-2009 10:54 PM

Thnx
 
Thanks for the reply...

I'll give it a try and reply again if it works or not...

Thanks again...

deathwish2010 12-28-2009 11:33 PM

hmmm...I think it works but I don't know how to install it..haha...

It gaves me choices

--------------------------------------------------------
What type of media contains the packages to be installed?

Local CDROM
Hard Drive
NFS image
FTP
HTTP

--------------------------------------------------------

What should I choose?
I tried Local CDROM and Hard Drive
but I don't know what to do in the next step..

sorry for noob question...this is my first time to install linux, got no idea..haha

propwashz 12-29-2009 02:34 AM

Which distro did you decide to try? I am downloading Linux XP 2010 to see what the steps you should choose are...but it looks like the D/L could take awhile...if you are using another distro,post here so I can check it out..

deathwish2010 12-30-2009 01:51 PM

I download my linux xp from forum but I forgot what forum is that..

I'm not really sure about the version but I think it is 2010..haha

It's only 694MB in size..is this correct?

I really want to try it out.

propwashz 12-31-2009 03:29 AM

The Linux XP 2010 that I downloaded here is 2.8 GB ,so I'm not at all sure we're talking about the same OS..
but the steps to install are basically the same for all of them..

1 boot off your installation media (ie-the flash drive in the case of your netbook)
2 start the install
3 partition your hard drive if you want to/have room to dual boot with your current OS (Windows?),or partition to just install Linux XP (or any distro) by partitioning manually,or just choosing "use entire drive" or something close from the partitioning options
4 fill in your info(name,login name and password,etc) and answer a few other questions (language,keyboard,etc)
5 sit back and wait for the install to finish

steps 3 and 4 are sometimes reversed from this order..
good luck and have fun learning!

zeet 01-19-2010 06:58 AM

hi

a newer version of linux xp 2010 is a available check linux xp website and its 4.4 gb iso file.its pain downloading such a big file by torrent. so i found this file factory directory with 300 split file its really faster then the torrent.

Trustverse.Desktop.4.0.31.iso(linux xp 2010)

http://www.filefactory.com/f/3951afab4655cc6b/

ghaier 06-10-2010 12:30 AM

Request
 
hi
zeet u gave links but the first part has been deleted please upload it again if u can.
thanks

jmslee123 06-16-2010 03:48 AM

A USB device that is already formatted in FAT32 and has enough space to keep your image.If Ubuntu installation you already have a Linux distro installed there is an easier way,provided that your BIOS can boot from a USB key.


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