At 08.08.2000 10:48:00, you wrote:
>snip
>If you've got a spare harddrive, you can simply
>transfer BasicLinux to the harddrive and boot
>>from there. That will give you a permanent Linux
>installation (which won't lose your changes when
>you turn off the power).
>snip
>
>Cheers,
>Steven
>
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>http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~ichi/baslinux.html
>
>
Hello Steven, All,
first thanks for helping-
Remember I am a newbie. When my new hd is say E: with Linux-partitions
howe can I transfer BasicLinux to it and boot from it (I will avoid
a bootloader and all that stuff)?. Does it mean booting BasicLinux with
boot.bat from dos to a RAMdisk, copy BasicLinux to the hd, cd to the hd
and doing a "reboot" on that -Hey, I am a newbie I can ask stupid :-).
An other thing: Most of the software on my CD(Go!Linux), also basic stuff,
is rpm BasicLinux can not handle that. Is there a modul or prog. that can
handel it under BasicLinux.
Thanks for helping
regards Joerg
