It is not a live Linux DVD, I take it that Live means you can run linux
from the DVD. It is just a downloaded disc image from Fedora.
Thanks anyway.
On 1/26/11 10:23 PM, abr...@peak.org wrote:
When you boot into the Fedora14 DVD, is that a live Linux DVD?
If so, you can edit the /etc/sh
When you boot into the Fedora14 DVD, is that a live Linux DVD?
If so, you can edit the /etc/shadow file to remove your password.
You can then reboot to Fedora14 and login without a password.
Naturally you will want to immediately change your password.
The 3 version of Fedora are probably 3 differe
Hey,
I gave up trying to update my Linux 12 and downloaded a Fedora 14 DVD
from the official site.
I burned this to disc and the Install seemed to be flawless. I chose
upgrade an old system and made dinner.
BUT, on rebooting from new system, I get a screen that has my name...
but my passw
Greetings
I run Fedora 12 on a laptop. Quite the happy camper BUT
Since installing this Fedora 12, (I am way out of contract with Empire
Linux), when I seek to update there is 505 updates and maybe 30 "needs
to go first" add-ons.
Each and every time I get a failure. I have tried updating on
