I have a copy of Fedora Core 3 on CD with instructions to boot the PC from the CD. The Boot Drive for my PC is Drive A for floppy disks and I cannot find any information as to how I can change the Boot Drive to one that uses CD's. It is suggested that I may have to change the BIOS settings. My computer is an Intel Pentium CPU 2.40 Ghz 496 MB RAM.
I'd have thought that a 2.40 Ghz machine was new enough to have booting from CD enabled by default. Have you tried putting the fisrt Fedora CD in the CD drive and rebooting the computer?
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Paul.
