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Postby branbo on Sat Jan 18, 2003 10:32 am

hi all,
i'm about to be a linux newbe, just got xandros desktop v 1.0. i want to install it on an old 6gb drive and check it out.
the rig is; 1gig duron, mobo ecs k7s5a, 512mb ddr ram, gf2, win xp pro.
what do you think of xandros, any tricks i should know to install it.
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Postby Weaver on Sat Jan 18, 2003 3:33 pm

Seems like a good idea, but only time will tell if it can cut through the over-abundance of "easy to install/easy to use" linux distro's and emerge as a contender. Early reviews are good. They have one thing in there corner, Ming Poon, the ex head man of Corel Linux. Let us know what you think of it.

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Postby branbo on Sun Jan 26, 2003 5:09 pm

hi weaver well i installed xandros it was a peace of cake, just have to reconfigure lilo i think it ate my mbr and xandros is only a toy for now.
it reminds me of a cross between win xp and mac os 7.7.5 so lets call it macwindros ha ha . be pinging off you soon.
long live open source.
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Postby Weaver on Sun Jan 26, 2003 5:53 pm

Don't ever let anything eat your mbr again...

Use dd

I'll post a new topic in the general Unix section on how to use it.

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