PCLinuxOS Gnome 2009 Final
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PCLinuxOS Gnome 2009
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Featuring: kernel 2.6.28.8.tex3, Gnome 2.24.3, Mozilla Firefox 3.0.6, Mozilla Thunderbird 2.0.0.17, Gnome office apps, Brasero, Gnome Power Manager, Exaile Music Player and many more!
Almost 2 gigs of software compressed on a single self bootable livecd that can be installed to your hard drive provided it is compatible with your system and you like the distribution.
Over 8000+ additional packages available after hard drive install through our Synaptic Software Manager.
Please note: PCLinuxOS does not ship with Win32codes or DVD decryption software.
Proprietary Nvidia and ATI drivers available after hard drive install.
Passwords : guest - guest
root - root
md5sum : 3d9d67f9b3ef2c0eccd7d8e04dc69a9f pclos-gnome2009.iso
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thanks madman
i download it, boot it , it gives me some option like cd live ..ext.. when i try to go ahead for the live cd it stop downloading ..
can u tell me how to install this steep by steep PLEASE.? i have vista UL. and more than one partition.
can u tell me how to install this steep by steep PLEASE.? i have vista UL. and more than one partition.
madman9999 at 2009-03-16 19:30 CET:
Check the md5sum of the CD you burnt.
If it doesn't match then the CD is of bad quality or you burnt the CD too fast.
Try burning again at the lowest possible speed.
If the md5sum is good then it's your hardware that is not compatible with PCLinux.
If it doesn't match then the CD is of bad quality or you burnt the CD too fast.
Try burning again at the lowest possible speed.
If the md5sum is good then it's your hardware that is not compatible with PCLinux.
madman9999 at 2009-03-16 19:44 CET:
You can also press F3 and change boot options :
change acpi=on -> acpi=off for example.
change acpi=on -> acpi=off for example.
Thank u Madman9999, I try the second option and it works i like this version so so much, by the way i can not find the option to go from linux to my windows vista or do i have to instal a program for that ????
thank u again for sharing
thank u again for sharing
madman9999 at 2009-03-17 09 CET:
If you want to dual boot with Windows you will have to add those 4 lines to /boot/grub/menu.lst file.
Do this as root.
This file configures the first screen you see when you boot(grub menu).
If you don't have Windows installed in the first partition you will have to change the 2nd line (hd0,0)=1st partition on 1st drive.
title Windows
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
makeactive
chainloader +1
Do this as root.
This file configures the first screen you see when you boot(grub menu).
If you don't have Windows installed in the first partition you will have to change the 2nd line (hd0,0)=1st partition on 1st drive.
title Windows
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
makeactive
chainloader +1
@ madman999
I have windows vista in the first partition and my pc BOOT dual boot , windows and PC LINUX OS then USUALY I choose or i prefer to log to "PC LINUX OS " my question is: when i am working in linux and i want to import a file or to open a program witch is in windows Vista How can I import them and same time stay in Linux and work with my windiws files? any good programs for that or what ever ?
sorry for many questions but it is my last question. thank you so much U are the best if not one of the bests :D.
I have windows vista in the first partition and my pc BOOT dual boot , windows and PC LINUX OS then USUALY I choose or i prefer to log to "PC LINUX OS " my question is: when i am working in linux and i want to import a file or to open a program witch is in windows Vista How can I import them and same time stay in Linux and work with my windiws files? any good programs for that or what ever ?
sorry for many questions but it is my last question. thank you so much U are the best if not one of the bests :D.
madman9999 at 2009-03-17 18:26 CET:
You have to install the program ntfs-3g which is in the repositories.
Then you will have to create a mount point for your Windows partition.
# mkdir /mnt/windows
Then mount NTFS partition.
# mount.ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows
sda1 is supposedly your Windows partition, change this if your OS assigns it a different name!
Now you should be able to read, save or import files from Windows within Linux.
Then you will have to create a mount point for your Windows partition.
# mkdir /mnt/windows
Then mount NTFS partition.
# mount.ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows
sda1 is supposedly your Windows partition, change this if your OS assigns it a different name!
Now you should be able to read, save or import files from Windows within Linux.
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