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Hi guys
I need to install Mint-linux on my laptop.I load live cd with stop and go.
With CTRL+ALT+F1 i loged in to desktop.But in desktop there is no install ...
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- 04-28-2011 #1Just Joined!
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how could we start in terminal installer
Hi guys
I need to install Mint-linux on my laptop.I load live cd with stop and go.
With CTRL+ALT+F1 i loged in to desktop.But in desktop there is no install button.Is there any way to start this installer in terminal window?
i tried sudo installer or sudo install but no success
ThanksLast edited by whynot; 04-28-2011 at 06:03 PM.
- 04-28-2011 #2Linux Guru
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I don't know what that means? You download the iso image of Mint, burn it to a CD as an image and insert it into your CD drive and reboot the machine.I load live cd with stop and go.
You'll need to explain more what exactly you did. It could be a bad download or an incorrect/bad burn.
- 04-28-2011 #3Just Joined!
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i dont know but it takes too long to reboot and it stops in loading logo i have to move into different window with CRTL+ALT+F1 and then it loads desktop but in this desktop there is no install script button. There are two buttons Computer and mints Home buttons.
I need to start with in terminal command line.
And in boot menu i choose first choice.
- 04-28-2011 #4Linux Guru
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As I indicated above, it could be a bad download or a bad burn. Can you post a link to the site and the specific download you used. There are a large number of sites and different types of installation CD/DVDs for Mint.
- 04-29-2011 #5
I agree with yancek, check your CD/DVD for errors. You can check the links in my signature to find helpful info on how to do that.
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- 04-29-2011 #6
The most reliable downloads I have found, are from distrowatch.com. Mint is available there for free, and as stated, download the iso, burn to cd, and use as a live cd. The cd will give you the option of use from disk or install.
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- 05-06-2011 #7


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