Jeremy Visser wrote:
On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 09:21 +1000, Kyle wrote:
You're asking to be able to surf like a pro without getting wet. There's
no one-size-fits-all method to do that.
Not at all.
What distro are you trying to put on? IIRC, UNetbootin supports Fedora
and openSUSE.
As I
Kyle,
As I say, I haven't used UNetBootin because it apparently only supports
Debian based distros and I run a RedHat based distro. I'm trying to put
eeeBuntu on the Netbook.
Dunno where you got that information from. I run Mandriva (RPM based ex
Red Hat a long time ago) and it works just
On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 09:21 +1000, Kyle wrote:
ARRRGGGH!!!
I've spent the better part of a couple of days trying to get a .ISO
image transferred to a USB stick to install to my netbook.
Can someone please point in the direction of an idiot-proof howto to
transfer a .ISO to .IMG or
Rick Phillips wrote:
Kyle,
As I say, I haven't used UNetBootin because it apparently only supports
Debian based distros and I run a RedHat based distro. I'm trying to put
eeeBuntu on the Netbook.
Dunno where you got that information from. I run Mandriva (RPM based ex
Red Hat a
On Sun, 2009-05-10 at 08:43 +1000, Kyle wrote:
Ok. Thanks. It's just that across the top of their website, they list
the various
dist's they have packages for. Namely;
Ubuntu
Debian
OpenSUSE
Gentoo
Which as far as I know are all Debian based. They don't mention any
rpm's, so I just
Kyle k...@attitia.com writes:
Rick Phillips wrote:
Kyle,
As I say, I haven't used UNetBootin because it apparently only supports
Debian based distros and I run a RedHat based distro. I'm trying to put
eeeBuntu on the Netbook.
Dunno where you got that information from. I run Mandriva (RPM
ARRRGGGH!!!
I've spent the better part of a couple of days trying to get a .ISO
image transferred to a USB stick to install to my netbook.
I KNOW, it's NOT supposed to be that difficult. But all the pages on the
web talk about installing to a USB or running Net Installs from USB.
I
On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 09:21 +1000, Kyle wrote:
Can someone please point in the direction of an idiot-proof howto to
transfer a .ISO to .IMG or direct to the USB or whatever?
You're asking to be able to surf like a pro without getting wet. There's
no one-size-fits-all method to do that.
What
