On Nov 12, 2007 11:28 PM, Jochen Wiedmann <jochen.wiedmann@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > just in case, people aren't aware of this: After several years of > installation using various methods > (CD, DVD, network, local file system, ...) I have just finished my > first installation using UNetbootin > installer. See > > http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html > > This definitely is (for me as a 70% windows user) the most convenient > installation method ever. > > Basically, it works like this: > > - You download a Windows installer package. You run it. It installs > itself on your system by modifying the > Windows boot procedure. > - You are asked to reboot. When the reboot is done, you are queried > whether you want to start Windows > or the Fedora installation. > - If you choose the latter, you are in the standard Fedora > installation procedure. > - The first time you boot Windows again, you are offered to remove > UNetbootin from the system. If you > decline, then you can deinstall it later on using the standard > manner of opening System Settings/ > Add/Remove Packages. > > I am very impressed. I understand that this installation procedure > cannot be promoted officially by > Fedora, as it depends on 3rd party software, but I think its worth > spreading the news I have tried > to create a page in the Fedora (Docs/Drafts/Installation/FromWindows), > but could not, due to lack of > permissions. My intention was to copy > > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows > > Perhaps someone else can do that. > > > Jochen Why don't you post this on Fedora Forums? They should be able to add it to the FAQ.
