Doesn't Corel set up a home page for supporting their distro? Are you sure the CD is meant to be a bootable CD? As far as I know, Corel Linux is basically a stripped down Debian's slink. There for, you might want to look at the Debian FAQ (www.debian.org/doc/DAQ). You can look for other installation docs of the stable release on Debian home page (www.debian.org) although I am not sure they can help since Corel is said to add a graphical wrapper. Since slink is a rather old release, you might want to consider the installation docs from the unstable tree. You can find it at http://www.debian.org/~aph/boot-floppies/2.1.12-19991209/. Please note that the word unstable might be misleading since in fact I believe that most Debian users who run it will say that it is rather stable. There for it is my opinion that unless you have a good reason to stick with Corel, you might want to install the system you will found at the mentioned link. Actually, even if you do want Corel add on staff you might try to install a Debian slink basic system and then take the bin (or is it debs) from your CD. Hope this help.
