At 9:43 AM -0700 6/6/07, Philip Walden wrote: >Tony Nelson wrote: >> At 2:31 PM +0800 6/6/07, Wong Kwok-hon wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> So will FC7 release in CD iso images ??? >>> >> >> No, the Fedora Project will not release a CD set equivalent to the DVD. >> >> Making CD images like the DVD image requires first installing F7 (possibly >> in mock). John Reiser has just made CD images, and has made a torrent >> available temporarily at <http://bitwagon.com:6969> . If this is to work >> out, those who download that way must share ("seed") more than they >> download. >> >> Fedora can be installed from a Live CD, but not upgraded from an earlier >> release that way. Note that the 64-bit Fedora Live CDs needs DVDs to hold >> them, but the 32-bit Fedora Live CDs will fit on an 80 minute (700 MB) CD. >> Installing additional packages not on the Live CD requires Internet access >> on the box. >> >> If it is possible to do a Hard Disk install as described in the >> Installation Guide, and the DVD can be downloaded onto the machine, then >> the Rescue CD image can be burned and the install done that way. If the >> machine does not have Internet access, the DVD image might be moved onto >> the machine on CDs by using any sort of file splitting utility, such as tar. >> >I have two hard disks, hda and hdb. Does it matter which one has the F7 >DVD iso file. Well, it has to be on a partition you aren't going to format that will be mountable during the install. I keep it on C: (hda0 on FC6), which is FAT32. NTFS would be harder. Any EXT2/3 partition that you aren't going to format should work fine, though I haven't tried putting the image on, say, /, and upgrading. -- ____________________________________________________________________ TonyN.:' <mailto:tonynelson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ' <http://www.georgeanelson.com/>
