i have the 3 cds burnt, with the ISO files extracted in them, so there are no ISO files, and now the installation asks me for ISO 9660 files.. !@%$
how is the real process of installation? do i need to have the .iso files or do i need to extract them? i have the second option in cds, i hope i didn't make that big waste
thnx in advance
Installing Linux, dunno how to do it...
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Cruzado_Mainfrm
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which iso images did you take (distribution and iso location)?
You don't have to extract those images yourself. Tell your cd-writer application you want to burn a cd from an image-file. It should take care of the remaining process. (which application do you use?)
After buring them you usually have (at least) one bootable cd. Having it in your cd-rom during startup it boots an initial linux-system to setup the "real" system
You don't have to extract those images yourself. Tell your cd-writer application you want to burn a cd from an image-file. It should take care of the remaining process. (which application do you use?)
After buring them you usually have (at least) one bootable cd. Having it in your cd-rom during startup it boots an initial linux-system to setup the "real" system
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