Hello:
I am attempting to install Mandrake on a P-266 laptop (with 32 megs of
RAM). This is one in the "sub-notebook" range, so the FDD is external and I
do not have it (got the unit used). I do have the external PCMCIA CD-ROM
drive. But, the CD is not bootable.
I tried following the directions
Hello all,
I am assuming that most here have installed and run several different
flavors of Linux before deciding on one to use "full time". I was wondering
(hopefully without a flame war of any type) if any of you can tell me what
the advantages to Mandrake of RH Linux are?
I am putting
At 09:34 AM 5/1/00 -0400, you wrote:
I can clearly say the Mandrake install far exceeds the ease of the RH
install.
Drak X is amazing. However, it sounds like you're not too concerned about
the install.
Actually, I am. Considering my lack of skill and ability with Linux the
first thing that
I recently got a copy of Mandrake with the latest issue of "Maximum Linux".
I installed it on a test machine and was pretty impressed as it was one of
the easiest installs I have done.
I want to load it on an old machine at home that I use for Linux and
testing. It does not have a bootable
