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Thanks! Now I have to find a post on how to
install it...
thats really easy. Just burn the cd's and leave the space you want for linux in your hard disk unallocated. Boot using the first cd. Let the installation automatically partition your unallocated space. Installing Red Hat is really easy
I burned the 3 ISO files to disk and deleted all partitions on the hard drive... inserted the ISO disc #1 and she starts to boot but then hangs at a prompt for a boot diskette? Any ideas...
those are iso images.
You burn them like images , not files.
in nero u go to file->open
and you choose Image file in the filter of the open box.
I thought everybody knew that.
A disk Images is an 1 by 1 image of a disc.
When you burn them, u should see a file system in the disk( a lot of files and directories).
If you burn them like files u just see a .iso file in the cd.
If you did that, u just wasted 3 bank CD's.
(1 euro is not that much).
Maybe it's my fault. I should be more specific.
I''m using ISO images for 3-4 years and I thought everybody
knew the difference by now
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