incidently, if you have the iso file on the CD, and not the iso files
contents, then you did it wrong...
Also,
if you want to check the iso files first.. (a good idea) then download md5summer
(look for it on google) its a windows app for comparing
md5's
so you
use md5summer to generate an md5 from your downloaded iso, then compare it to
the one in the md5 file on the server you got the iso from.
good
luck, and as mentioned, welcome.
rgds
Frank
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Andre Stevens
Sent: Friday, 4 October 2002 9:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Now That I've D/L'd Linux 9.0...How do I install v9.0 on a PC that has WindowsNT on it. I want to blow away the current NT OS.
Also I'm not sure I downloaded the file correctly (everytime I tried to log onto the FTP site I got a screen asking for a username and password; I gave a username and used the "log in as anonymous user" selection); when I was able to connect to a site, I copyed the ISO files and burned them to a CD.
Can I use this CD to boot from or did I have to expand the files first?
HEEEEEELP!
Dre---
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