[OLUG] iso image

[Chris Garrity]

Writing the image to disk is the easy way (sorta), provided you've got
the support compiled with the kernel and you're familiar with the
tools.  It may be possible to mount the image, create its necessary boot
images from the installation iso, shutdown, hookup another drive, boot
from the floopy you just created, and specify the location of the iso on
the second harddrive ... file that under 'experimental'

-chris  

Phil Brutsche wrote:
> 
> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> 
> > I downloaded  Coral Linux and it is a iso 96xxx image but i don't know
> > how to use it any ideas. My sister would like to use this but i don"t
> > understand it thanx
> 
> It's a raw disk image from a CD-ROM - write the image to a blank CD and
> you should be able to boot the computer with the disk.  There's no other
> way to install Corel Linux.
> 
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> Phil Brutsche                                   pbrutsch at creighton.edu
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