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Ok, well I have an old Dell Dimmension Desktop pc with pentiumII processor. I only have 64 MB of ram, and I used to have Windows 98 until I accidentally reformatted without saving anything. I just tried to install Slackware last night but all I get its a screen full of 99s. Please help me!!
Last edited by A2TheRizzo; 10-29-2005 at 03:12 PM.
Okay I just took the quiz, it said Mandriva was a perfect match..
I tried booting slackware once more, it still couldn't find vmloadlinuz, and then it said the kernel panicked.. Is there any way to remove slackware from my computer so I can try and install Mandriva?? Oh, and Damn Small Linux was what I was using before, I want to try and use a stationary OS.
Ok well I just wiped Slackware clean off my hard disk, and I currently have DSL up and running at the moment. I really want to access the internet I have a netgear usb adapter but the install cd is for windows only . Isn't there a program where I can run windows programs in Linux?
if you didnt know you can install dsl to a hard drive, the frugal instyall is very similar tothe cd and there is another install that will make it in to a working debian distro
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