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whenever i try to install the newly downloaded linux xp on my system.(1.13 ghz)after showing this msg nothing seems to happen-loading anaconda the linux system installer.i am just helplessn about this.please tell me what to do.(i have cheked its md5sum which is correct)
Please use a better title for your posts. Also, there is a spelling checker this site. Spaces between works and sentences will make you post easier to read. Also capitalize the first letter in a sentence and the personal pronoun "I". I had to read your post 3 times to try to get any meaning from it.
You should post more details on your system and what you are trying to install. There is no such thing as "linux xp".
Well, there is linux xp. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the best reputation as it is essentially a Linux based XP clone that is going to bug you about paying to use it pretty soon. There are far better options out there. Try Ubuntu, Ultimate, Mint. You can always install the Vixta theme if you want something that looks like windows.
Thanks for the correction. I never heard of "linux xp". I can't see them being able to use that name. Lindows had to change their name it was similar to Windows. I'm sure that Microsoft has "XP" trademarked. If it uses Anaconda, it sounds like it's based on Red Hat.
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