This email was mistakenly delivered to Positive Telecom, Inc. and is being forwarded to the intended recipient as a courtesy. Administrator [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > try using a boot manager like BOOT MENU > www.bootmenu.com > > Guido, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Asuncion Paraguay > > Rupa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/03/99 08:57:40 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > cc: (bcc: Guido Rolon/Paraguay/Contr/IBM) > Subject: > > Hi everyone, > > I need help installing linux using a dos partition. I tried installing > windows 95 and windows 3.1 on the same computer using a dos partition as > the > boot, then setting up a menu that would allow me to choose betweem windows > 95 and windows 3.1, but windows 95 didn't want to use a dos 6.22 > command.com. So I gave up, burnt my windows 95 cd, and snapped it in half. > >:) > > Now I am trying to install linux, redhat linux, any version, and any > kernal, > but the FAQ is misleading, I wouldn't buy redhat linux, but just want to > get > some experience with unix. > > So what is a good version of unix that is small, text only, and allows easy > installation? Something that will give me experience with the actual > operating system, and not add on applications? > > Where would I download the files, or file that would allow me to install > this. Including the full ftp site location, and path, and filename. Since I > only have email access, where I will be downloading it, through ftp by > email. > > ToothFully :|3 > > alternate email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
