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Hi ! I am trying to asimilate a windows user to install Slackware. Anyway I need to take a screenshot of the Slackwre installation ... Anyone has an idea how ...
- 09-16-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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Screenshots during Slackware 10 install
Hi ! I am trying to asimilate a windows user to install Slackware. Anyway I need to take a screenshot of the Slackwre installation ... Anyone has an idea how to do that ? I know how to take a regular screenshot from the command line :
chvt 7;sleep 2;import -display :0.0 -window root sshot1.png;chvt 1;
But is it possible to acces one of the terminals and run this command ? Is the command available at install time ? Thanks !
- 09-16-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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Watching this thread. I asked the same question some time ago and have yet to get a definative answer.
OH NOOOOO!!!!!! You did it the way I said?
- 09-23-2004 #3Just Joined!
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have you tried vmware?
It can virtually "boot" the computer.
- 09-23-2004 #4Linux Newbie
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The problem with using vmware for this type of project is cost.
VMware would work just fine. In fact, it's what Grogan used when he wrote his tutorial for BitBender forums.
The problem is I have no use for a virtual machine aside from a project like this and a single project doesn't justify the cost, IMO.OH NOOOOO!!!!!! You did it the way I said?
- 10-01-2004 #5Just Joined!
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Use bochs (it's free)
http://bochs.sf.net/
Good luck!
- 12-16-2004 #6Just Joined!
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you can get a free evaluating key for vmware from www.vmware.com
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