Summary: Friends, i want to create Boot Cd for my Fedora 6 OS, which is alerady installed in my computer. I do not have floppy drive, and i don't know how to c...
Summary: I need to make a boot floppy for Redhat 9.0. I have to install from a floppy, I'm not able to install from cd. I downloaded rawrite.exe and boot.img f...
Summary: Trying to install but need to get the boot disks for Ver. 5.2 - I have the two installation CD's (Disk 1 and 2) plus a third Apps cd... Where can I go...
Summary: I recently somehow killed the floppy controller on my Asus CUSL2 motherboard. My problem now is that I have SuSe 9 installed on my Primary Slave drive...
Summary: I want to be able to create a boot CD which can boot dos 6.22, run ntfs4dos to mount an ntfs drive and then run something to share the entire mounted ...
Summary: Is there like a Boot CD from Linux I can use to boot up my system and delete files on an NTFS partition? I kind of need that, Knoppix is a joke. I can...
Summary: This is a qoute from a previous answer to a previous message: Well an easy way to install linux without booting from your cd is create a linux boot di...
Summary: Hi, I have a versa Sx laptop , 8 GB HD and 3 partitions, 1st one for Win2k (already installed), 2nd one for Linux, 3rd one for a shared partition (bet...
Summary: Any bootable distro would do. Knoppix is probably the most popular but for your needs something like phlak, the ultimate boot cd, or one of the ...
Summary: Hello, this isn't really a Linux question but it doesn't fit in any other forum and I thought Linux geeks would be most likely to know this: My ...
Summary: I have successfully downloaded Red Hat Linux 7.2 ISO images (enigma-i386-disc1.iso and enigma-i386-disc2.iso). I don't have a CD-Writer so also need ...
Summary: One of the discs for Mandrake should be bootable. If you can boot from one of the cds and access your Mandrake install, as root, run lilo.conf and yo...
Summary: I've got the same problem I've got a laptop I'm trying to install MDK 10 on. I've got XP installed now and I'm trying to dual boot XP & MDK.. I've di...
Summary: hi i recently installed a second harddrive for extra discspace. i use xp pro and it works fine. i want to install openSuse or Ubuntu on the second har...
Summary: if you have access to another newer computer, you can boot from the cd's and create the boot floppy. I would use damn small linux, as 48 mb of ram is ...
Summary: I have downloaded the Oracle software for Linux. Problem is I want to burn to CD, but I am used to burning Windows CDs. How is it done for Linux? ...
Summary: Many linux distributions have a boot from floppy option that will allow you to pull from a media other than CD, for example FTP. You can d/l a bootnet...
Summary: well, the files are probably corrupted. After downloading ISO 1, I checked the size of the file and it says about 178 mb. I think its supposed to be...
Summary: Is is possible to set up my computer so that I have Win98 on my primary master and Linux Redhat 6.2 on the secondary master and be able to boot either...
Summary: Hi everybody. I have been trying to make my old Cyrix usefull for the last couple of months and have largely failed due to the slowness of Windows 98....
Summary: YEs!!! same I've got two CDs for red hat 7.2 A brand new hard drive (empty) but the cdrom installation stops (after '...') AND the floppy boot just sh...
Summary: Here's what I had to do: boot floppy for Linux on secondary, WinME on primary. Problem is Windows WANTS first disk & MBR. I just gave up and swapped t...
Summary: The preferences for Linux probably go in the order: Machine dedictated to Linux = Best Hard disk dedicated to linux = Second Best Linux partition on ...
Summary: Using Fedora Linux CDROM In Rescue Mode Note # is a prompt to indicate what is to be typed in 1) Boot the computer 2) Press key required to got to BI...
Summary: fdisk /mbr apparently/possibly ruined my MBR. I am now learning that it is bad to use with more than 4 partitions (I have a 20GB Maxtor drive and stil...
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