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install linux without a cd rom driv
Name: George Date: January 7, 2003 at 11:34:59 Pacific OS: 98se CPU/Ram: p2 128ram
Comment:
guys please help is it possible to install linux without a cd rom drive. I want a dual boot system 98 and linux. I have installed win 98se on the first partition. I copied the installation cd onto the drive and ran the setup exe. 98 installed without a problem. when I tried doing the same with linux it wanted to access the cd drive. unfortuanatly the drive is damaged How can I overcome this setback
Summary: I have an older laptop on which I want to unstall Linux(preferably RHL8) but it doesn't have a CD-ROM drive, the only link to the outside world is through a USB cable and program which allows to trans...
Summary: Hi, I want to install linux on a CD-ROM, because the computer I want it on dosen't have a HD, and I thought this would be great for testing, is it possible or not. if it is, which Linux would I need. ...
Summary: I am pretty sure that it will not allow you to install linux without a partition. (they have to be set up differently.) just pick up a copy of partition magic, it is a little bit expensive ($80) but i...
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