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  • 24-09-2007 1:05am
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    Troublesome
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    hi i downloaded kubuntu the opencd version and i ran the "start" file with the opencd icon and it came up with this thingy but nothing happened. do i have to burn it to a cd? if so, how much mb should it be able 2 hold??? also, do i onli have to burn the OpenCD file or every folder etc onto the cd? tata


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    ethernet
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    If you downloaded the standard CD ISO file, you need a blank CD-R and a special program to write the ISO to the CD -- just burning the ISO to CD won't work.

    Install this and then burn the ISO to CD by right clicking on the ISO file and choosing 'copy to CD' [I think that's the option anyway].

    When it's done, you need to boot from this CD -- restart your PC with the CD in the drive. If this doesn't work, you'll need to change the boot order in the BIOS.


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