Ok, that shouldnt be hard, to boot from the livecd all you need to do is boot up normally, insert the livecd into the cd drive, reboot the computer and during boot it should come up with something like "Press any key to boot from CD-ROM", this all depends on your BIOS though, since different BIOS's do different things. (for instance, my BIOS just boots from the CD, it doesnt even ask me to press a key)
If no message like that comes up at boot and your computer just boots normally, it means your boot order in the BIOS needs to be tweaked. To get back out of the livecd, simply shutdown the computer and while its shutting down, remove the cd from the drive, then turning on the computer will boot it normally again. Ryan Macnish On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Geoffrey <gcomb...@bigpond.com> wrote: > Ryan, > Shortly after replying to your advice I thought more about what you said > and realised that your advice was a logical statement (which, if only > late, is a credit to me). Since then the chmod command has been further > explained in the manner that you have now done. > Thanks again. > Now all I need to get to work are the usage commands. So far no good; > all I get is a bunch of error messages. > By the way this module came with a (linux) live CD which contains many > tools. To use it I must boot on a live CD. I have no idea how to do so > on Ubuntu 10.04LTS. > Perhaps you could tell me, and of course how to reboot on the regular > HDD. > Geoffrey > > > -- > ubuntu-au mailing list > ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com > https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-au >
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