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By googling the ISO instead of going to the link (which has no iso image) I finally managed to find one, burn it to a CD and boot it up. I am reading the instructions but it seems to be very long winded and doesn't tell me how to look at my data.
I am searching for the other files in the system which should be there. I have to first find the partition that I wish to mount. I can't see them, that was the whole point.
Problems with logical volume:
Error starting job: Failed to execute child process "lvchange" (No such file or directory)
That is what happened when I tried to activate the volume.
I downloaded the latest 64bit version and was grabbing some packages. So many packages were being grabbed as dependancies, and there was not even a fbpanel package available. Then I upgraded the system and it left the entire system belly-up. This distro is just not finished is my conclusion.
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