Dan Fokum wrote:
I am trying to install Linux on a computer that does not have a CD drive, so how do I create a Linux boot disk from the ISO images?
PS: I downloaded the ISO images onto a Windows XP computer.
You downloaded the images, but you don't have a CD drive to install them with? Suppose we find a way to get you a boot disk (which, if you're talking about FC3, floppy wise does not exist), how do you expect to install Fedora?
This is a very weird question. You MUST have a CD drive for a basic installation.
The hard-core gurus will tell me about PXE booting etc. and yes, I understand this is possible, but for a simple newbie:
add a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. DVD-ROMs are only $42 Australian so even cheaper where I expect you are.
Or borrow one to hook up temporarily.
Regards, Ed.
