Thanks!
Peter
Thanks!
Peter
"Peter Mesarec" <Pmes...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I don't know if this helps but I downloaded the uncompressed version (*.iso)
and burnt it to a CD and it worked OK. Download is a bit bigger obviously.
I couldn't get the autorun to work though. I solved this by creating a boot
disk in Windows using the Corel Linux CD I had just created, then rebooted
with this floppy. Installation went best by only having Windows on some of
the drive (run FDisk to Partition then reload windows if neceesary) then
chose the option "Use remaing Disk Space" for the Linux installation. It
sorted out all the partitions and so on.
Dave
"Peter Mesarec" <Pmes...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I just renamed the file to *.iso (removed the .b) and then burned it onto the
CD whereupon it worked fine.