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i was looking for a way to run a live CD while i was still on windows(yes, yes, i know, i know). Is it possible to do this with colinux or by using another method?
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Not sure about running a LiveCD, but you can use Cygwin to get a Linux environment on Windex.
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i was looking for a way to run a live CD while i was still on windows(yes, yes, i know, i know). Is it possible to do this with colinux or by using another method?
It's not possible, regardless the method you want to use. The only way is to install it through VMware, if you want to run it while you're in Windows.
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There is a linux that will run within windows, it's called Topologilinux, it is not a live distro, jeremy1701 reviewed it here.

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Not sure about running a LiveCD, but you can use Cygwin to get a Linux environment on Windex.
If you download the complete cygwin suite (Free BTW ) You can run windowmaker manager on it for a gui.
Plus you can drop and drag files from the host to cygwin if needed. It is pretty slick for a no cost add on. It even comes with perl. "Not Too Shabby"
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