At 12:39 PM 4/3/2005 -0500, you wrote: >You can boot Linux from anything that your BIOS supports. The talk >about Live CDs booting from CD is just a specific sub-set of Linux that >does not even require you to have a hard drive. These Live CDs are >useful to demonstrate Linux, or to test Linux, or to recover data from a >non-bootable Windows system. They aren't really typical of an >installed Linux system (though many of them *are* isntallable to the >hard drive). > >Mark > > >Whew! Thanks mark. Since I am building a dedicated machine, I would >really like for it to be stand alone. Thre motherboard I'm using supports >older socket 7 processors. My guess is that that bios should be fairly >modern. Someone said this learning curve is steep. If it gets any >steeper, I'm gonna need oxygen!
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