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  1. 01-03-2010 #1
    mayorpacmanjones
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    Unetbootin Help

    IF I create a new partition in windows, can i use unetbootin to install on that drive correctly.
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    Hello and Welcome.
    Yes, you can use Unetbootin to install distros to the hard drive. When you start Unetbootin, you'll see a check box the says "Check here to show all drives".
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeTbob View Post
    Hello and Welcome.
    Yes, you can use Unetbootin to install distros to the hard drive. When you start Unetbootin, you'll see a check box the says "Check here to show all drives".
    thanks, i can't wait to get ubuntu netbook remix on my netbook
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    My wife installed the Ubuntu remix on her new netbook and was very disappointed. It works just fine, but it wasn't what she wanted, so she reconfigured it for a full ubuntu install. I got her a unit with a big hard drive, so it wasn't a problem, disc space wise.
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