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I'm really new to Linux, but after doing a bunch of research on distributions, I think I'll be going with SuSE. But after browsing online looking for ISOs, it looks like I need a DVD drive. But I would be downloading/burning it on one computer in order to load it on another. Without a DVD drive to load from, what are my options? Is there a set of several CDs I could load from instead?
Many thanks.. hope somebody can clear this up for me..
1. Download the FTP-DVD.iso and burn it on another computer. Then share the DVD drive over the local network. Boot you DVD-less computer from the mini-installation.iso (same folder on the SUSE server) and set it up to use the shared DVD drive as installation source.
2. Alternatively, boot from the mini-installation CD and use a FTP server as installation source instead.
3. Buy the boxed version, which contains CD's and DVD's (although not all packages are on the CD's, so you still need the download option).
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