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debasish dey wrote:
> Hello
> I am new in the Linux world & also heard about this group recently.
> I have some problems in loading Linux in my mechine.
> 1> I have 3 cds of Fedora Core 3. Whenever I enter into the Linux
> GUI mode, the monitor behaves strange. It shows some coloured lines
maybe you have a onboard graphics adapter and in the bios settings the
memory share for this device has been set at < 8MB. xserver needs at
least 8MB to work correctly. please keep in mind that fedora core-3 has
four (4) cds. though the fourth one may not be always needed.
> I have a 128MB SDRAM, is this strange thing occurs due to the
> memory size? What can I do to solve this problem (other than buying
> another RAM).... plz help.
no.
> 2> I have recently formatted my computer & then tried to make it a
> there & stops loading) in my mechine... plz help.
it is not wise to use disk partitioning tools supplied with linux
distribution setup systems on harddisks partitioned by microsoft's
partitioning tools specially the disk management tool of win2k/xp. use a
good tool like BootItNG (share) to partition the disk as per your
requirement beforehand. then install all windows (if you feel
suffocated) and next the door (linux).
> 3> I use Ithernet card to connect internet (Net through Cable) & use
> 24Online Client to connect the web. How can I install it in Linux. May
if your ISP uses PPPoE (PPP over Ethernet) then it is available out of
the box. if they use cyberoam protocol then you have to download the
software needed for it. this list has enough wealth of information
regarding this. ask other members about this.
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