Hello Everyone,

This is my first time using Grafpup and I have a few questions that ought to be very simple. I would very much appreciate if anyone took the time to answer them.

1. Where is the install to hard disk shortcut in Grafpup? Alternatively, what is the command to start the installer? I can't find it after searching through both the control panel and the main menu.

2. Where is the documentation about this? I have been trying to find it, to no avail. I've read the documentation available on the website and on the CD but I can't find an area that covers hard disk installation.

Thank you for any help you may provide.

-Preston

On the menu, it's system > sytem installer.

As to the second part of the question, the documentation for this has yet to be written. My apologies about that, it's the bane of many free software projects.

Nathan

Nathan, I could be encouraged to submit something

I was considering doing a step-by-step one with screencaps for my own (online) web archive site, but before that happens I probably need to decide if I should create a name for a vhost that doesn't yet exist, so that links people make don't get broken when directory reorganisation happens through the project growing - as appears likely.

What are your thoughts re my using the name grafpup in connection with this? Currently I have a directory by that name in a much larger vhost of possibly useless information at http://micro-hard.homelinux.net/

Richard

Richard -

Help in that area is always appreciated. As for the use of the name, I don't have a problem with it as long as the information you provide about the distro is accurate, and you make clear it's not the official site. It wouldn't be a bad idea to provide a link to grafpup.org either.

If you do decide you want to help you can send me files in email attachments.

Nathan

In the menu, indeed! I don't know how I could have missed such an obvious location. I swear I looked through that menu several times.

Thanks for the help.

-Preston

Understandable. I've done the same thing before. There's a lot in the menus.