I have a fairly old laptop that uses a special cable for the CD-ROM
(which I can't find). I wanted to put Linux on it and it currently has
Windows 2000 installed.
I thought about doing the netinstall from Debian, but wanted to try
something different so I went to
http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html and tried a Fedora 8 install.
I ran the Gparted Distro first and that worked well and I was able to
shrink my Windows partition.
I then ran the Fedora install. It did take quite a bit of time (about 1
1/2 hours) just to get the OS installed. It was even longer for the
updates (and I thought yum was faster this release).
I don't know if I would recommend this for an install every time, but
without a CD/DVD it sure came in handy.
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