On Mon, 2007-11-12 at 10:52 +, Sean Miller wrote:
> Thoughts?
>
As well as the suggestion of using the alternate CD you can also use the
Live CD with an option to not boot to a live environment, but only boot
to X and the Ubiquity installer. This saves some memory as you'd
imagine.
The o
Quoting Sean Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> When I have to install Ubuntu on "challenged" boxes (ie. those with limited
> memory) I do miss the old Install CD or, indeeed, just an "Install" option
> on the grub menu that could avoid having to boot into the Live CD which is,
> by definition, rather
On Mon, 2007-11-12 at 10:52 +, Sean Miller wrote:
> When I have to install Ubuntu on "challenged" boxes (ie. those with
> limited memory) I do miss the old Install CD or, indeeed, just an
> "Install" option on the grub menu that could avoid having to boot into
> the Live CD which is, by defini
Subject: [ubuntu-uk] lack of command-line installation...
When I have to install Ubuntu on "challenged" boxes (ie. those with limited
memory) I do miss the old Install CD or, indeeed, just an "Install" option
on the grub menu that could avoid having to boot into the Live CD whi
On Nov 12, 2007 10:52 AM, Sean Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I have to install Ubuntu on "challenged" boxes (ie. those with limited
> memory) I do miss the old Install CD or, indeeed, just an "Install" option
> on the grub menu that could avoid having to boot into the Live CD which is,
>
When I have to install Ubuntu on "challenged" boxes (ie. those with limited
memory) I do miss the old Install CD or, indeeed, just an "Install" option
on the grub menu that could avoid having to boot into the Live CD which is,
by definition, rather memory-hungry.
Would it be so difficult to have a
