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I don't think that your computer is unable to boot from the CD, I think you just burned it wrong, since you only get the ISO file on the CD. ...
- 09-20-2003 #11Linux Guru
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I don't think that your computer is unable to boot from the CD, I think you just burned it wrong, since you only get the ISO file on the CD. See the Nero FAQ for info on burning ISO files correctly:
http://www.nero.com/en/631931396850966.html#4
- 09-21-2003 #12Just Joined!
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Don't use the bootable CD option. Open Nero and put your blank disk in the drive. Click the File menu and select burn image. Find your Slack ISO and select it. Then just tell Nero to burn it.
The bootable cd option is when you are making your own bootable compilation. I use one to make a giant bootable rescue disk with all of my mobo's bios files and so on. You don't need it if the ISO is already bootable.
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- 09-21-2003 #13Just Joined!
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aright cool, but still, the CD-ROM is not a bootable device for my comp...should I hook up my HDD to another comp, load it from there, then fix the boot drive and driver information then?
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It's not a bootable device at all? Or it just isn't set up in the BIOS? Regardless, you can make an install floppy.
Originally Posted by Rayman2k2
http://www.slackware.org/install/bootdisk.php
Go here and follow the instructions to make a floppy that will boot the installer. Then you can use your distro CD.
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- 09-22-2003 #15Just Joined!
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Originally Posted by absolutmauser
cool, should i run the bare.i? or what?
- 09-22-2003 #16Just Joined!
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Yes, unless you see your CD drive somewhere else on that list.
Originally Posted by Rayman2k2
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